The Hobo Camp Fire Is going well #VII.. Stop In!!!

[ezdays]

Good morning all, we had a few sprinkles here yesterday, but then again, we had more moisture on our windshield when a couple of birds flew over it. Later in the day there was a storm coming from the north of us, but it moved just to the west and missed us entirely. The official temp yesterday was, well, I'm not sure, either 109 or 111, but our vehicle showed it got up to 116 at one point as we drove around. It doesn't matter, it's hard to beat the record which for the past few days was in the 120 range.

"Spotty Dirt" ( or maaaybe. . :evil: DRONE PARTS ) ..........even that!!!, has to be better, than seeing your vehicles,covered by twelve feet of FLOODWATER !!

You're right and I feel for those folks. A car covered in soot and ash isn't to good either, so I wish the best for all those that are affected by these floods and fires. Ours are pretty much contained and there is rain in the forecast that will help. Most of ours are in open or wooded areas and few structures have been burned. Not so for those in California though. Yeah, washing our vehicles after a dust storm is an inconvenience, but much better than replacing one because it was burned up or got washed away.