March 2022 Forecasts and Discussions

[SouthSardiswx]

Here you go Hound. I found that pic of the leftover snow that you didn't take.

Looks like a bunch of Tonka toys. what city is this Ms rainswollencreeks.?

[SouthSardiswx]

As we prepare for another absolutely insane heat dome this Junish its already heating up in Nevada on Friday Las Vegas broke their all time high for the date March 25th was 90f and Saturday March 26th was 93f l'm not sure of the previous high for those dates.

[SouthSardiswx]

Made a comment in the political forum hoping to get some reaction from some of you experts on political issues Kells, Tees, Gumps Rubes you guy's know your stuff.

[Hawk]

Mid range looks great!

[Glacier]

How about Nelson where it snows 10x more than the Shitmilkameeeeeeeenzzzz. did anyone see the goat that goes for a ride on the horse in Nelson? it was on Global news this evening. This ones for you Ms. Animalfarmcreeks.
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I just about creamed a wild horse yesterday at 110km/h right by Puntzi Mountain! I saw my life flash in front of me. Horse jumped out the ditch but thankfully I was able to swerve around him.

I didn't stop to take a picture, but here is a picture I did take yesterday.

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[Hawk]

I just about creamed a wild horse yesterday at 110km/h right by Puntzi Mountain! I saw my life flash in front of me. Horse jumped out the ditch but thankfully I was able to swerve around him.

I didn't stop to take a picture, but here is a picture I did take yesterday.

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Good thing u reacted quickly. Wild horses in BC? Feral?

[Glacier]

Good thing u reacted quickly. Wild horses in BC? Feral?

The wild horses have been in the Chilcotin longer than the whiteman. They speculate that maybe Spanish explorers dropped them off on the coast in the 1500s, but in my opinion, I think they came from Siberia long before Europeans discovered the New World. There's just no way horses could make it from the BC coast to the interior. It's FAR too rugged and wild.

EDIT: Ha, I just googled and came up with this: https://vancouversun.com/news/metro/gen ... to-siberia

[Hound]

Here you go Hound. I found that pic of the leftover snow that you didn't take.

Now that's a snow pile!!!

[Antares]

60F here right now. Feels nice!

[SouthSardiswx]

I just about creamed a wild horse yesterday at 110km/h right by Puntzi Mountain! I saw my life flash in front of me. Horse jumped out the ditch but thankfully I was able to swerve around him.

I didn't stop to take a picture, but here is a picture I did take yesterday.

Wow! insane shot Glace snow still present amazing perhaps that's the ugly duckling.
Down here Glace l always worry about deers while traveling east of Chilliwack and l've had afew near misses with coyotes smaller wild life as well but all these you have to watch out for anywhere in B.C. but wild horses would be insane indeed horse 1 vehicle 0 IMO

[SouthSardiswx]

60F here right now. Feels nice!

Awesome Antbait, yeah was it last week Kamloops hit 20c? so the interior warmer thsn the lower mainland is beginning to ramp up still a ways away but getting there.

[SouthSardiswx]

The wild horses have been in the Chilcotin longer than the whiteman. They speculate that maybe Spanish explorers dropped them off on the coast in the 1500s, but in my opinion, I think they came from Siberia long before Europeans discovered the New World. There's just no way horses could make it from the BC coast to the interior. It's FAR too rugged and wild.

EDIT: Ha, I just googled and came up with this: https://vancouversun.com/news/metro/gen ... to-siberia

Or perhaps alien plantation horses Glace.

[Roberts Creeker]

Looks like a bunch of Tonka toys. what city is this Ms rainswollencreeks.?

That's exactly what I thought, Tonka toys. This is the 80K tonnes of snow in Toronto.

[Roberts Creeker]

The wild horses have been in the Chilcotin longer than the whiteman. They speculate that maybe Spanish explorers dropped them off on the coast in the 1500s, but in my opinion, I think they came from Siberia long before Europeans discovered the New World. There's just no way horses could make it from the BC coast to the interior. It's FAR too rugged and wild.

EDIT: Ha, I just googled and came up with this: https://vancouversun.com/news/metro/gen ... to-siberia

Interesting article. I know a lot of herds do have Spanish blood but am not familiar with the Chilcotin herd. My neighbour has Canadian horses, sturdy little draft horses, can push a fence over in the blink of an eye. I think it's cool that Canada has a national horse.

[Roberts Creeker]

I'm finding this site is loading slowly again. My other pages are loading about as usual. is it just me?