Maybe it's just as I walk the dog and look out the neighborhood it appears we are sitting at the gates of hell. Feels off to me.
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Last: 11 mo ago by TriAg2010
Nice haze today in Westchase
Had a nice campfire smell in the car as I drove down Katy Freeway this morning.
Who has marshmallows?
Ronnie '88
I work at the Guthrie Center and live in Spring Shadows - the wind is blowing the smoke this direction today. Up until now we've been pretty clear skies.
Apparently there is a town hall about it tonight at the VFW hall in the area.
Seems like a lot of drama for a burn pile. Like people on the SB facebook groups are flipping out. It's a brush pile burning - I do this on purpose .... it's a more effective way to get rid of it than disposing of it elsewhere. I always sorta assumed someone figured it would be cheaper to pay the fine to burn it vs trucking it away
cryption said:
Seems like a lot of drama for a burn pile. Like people on the SB facebook groups are flipping out. It's a brush pile burning - I do this on purpose .... it's a more effective way to get rid of it than disposing of it elsewhere. I always sorta assumed someone figured it would be cheaper to pay the fine to burn it vs trucking it away
I don't believe you light burn piles in the middle of residential neighborhoods like this fire.
I live about two miles away and would rate the situation a nuisance. Maybe some people nearer and further are making a bigger drama of it. I maintain having days of nuisance imposed on you by someone's negligence or misconduct is bull *****
I'll say this much. It usually smells pretty strongly of sewage on Hammerly and the smoke is a nice change
I mean, it's not unusual to see small burn piles going on out behind the Pine Curtain. But in an urban residential neighborhood where the smoke is sitting over the neighborhood, it's pretty eye-catching. Understandable for neighbors to have questions.
You're not wrong I'm just being snarky. I spent all week hearing my coworkers act like the sky is falling. Their response to what's happening isn't measured. They don't even live here they drive in from Tomball. Living earth catches on fire at least once a year.
Except I imagine they were planning on selling it.
If they were just trucking it off to dispose of why mulch it?
If they were just trucking it off to dispose of why mulch it?
They would love driving through parts of South Louisiana when the sugar cane fields are being burned (which I guess would be sometime next month if they want to plan a trip). Wood smells much better.
PSA
Underbelly and some sand volleyball place are now open at Witte & Westview
Underbelly and some sand volleyball place are now open at Witte & Westview
In two of my last three trips to the Bunker Hill HEB, I've seen:
- A homeless guy camping out in the birthday card aisle
- Two Hispanic dudes get busted for an extremely obvious attempt to shoplift a cart full of meat and beer
- A homeless guy camping out in the birthday card aisle
- Two Hispanic dudes get busted for an extremely obvious attempt to shoplift a cart full of meat and beer
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