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Cogswell. One has to hike to it. HWY 39 west fork. https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/california/west-fork-national-scenic-bikeway

Statewide you are correct that reservoirs are needed to capture ”free” water from storm events. However in the San Gabriel Valley with its unique lithology, the most efficient way to capture free water is diverting it into spreading basins. The three dams in the canyon above Azusa have a...

The San Gabriel Basin in an a adjudicated groundwater basin which is managed by a Watermaster. Accodingly, the basin's spreading grounds and the unlined portions of the San Gabriel River captured and replenished 286,000 acre-feet (93,193,386,000 gallons) of stormwater into the basin in the...

This article might clearup some misinformation https://www.sgvtribune.com/2024/02/15/a-system-of-dams-percolating-ponds-rubber-barriers-saved-95-of-torrential-rain/

No Shepherds just companions

Get off the table Mabel, the quarter is for the beer.

Remind him that leverage is his friend.

Even your left foot calls out the bullshit of your “right” foot.

Nature strives to achieve equilibrium (lowest energy state) and adapts as changes are introduced. Newton’s 3rd law is a prime example.

Absolutely. And one may observe that heavier individuals may choose an ebike to ascend a path to reach the gravity driven downhill section of a single track trail.

A heavier object in motion requires more force to decelerate than a lighter object at the same velocity. Over time results manifest. Newtons 1st law.

My guess would be simple physics. Going downhill both bikes require breaking. There is more momentum in a ebike vs pedal at same velocity.

The ebike vs pedal on single track trails reminds me of knuckle draggers vs plankers on a mogul run.

There is no God before AD #28. Most remarkable year ever for College football and the NFL.

Only if current distillation can accommodate the increased crude production.

Focus

Tragic event. Whom ownes or supplied the mobile firing range trailers to the County?

Apocalypse Now

That is a big cell phone.

I get it. Hence my question that ”the planet has us (humans in various forms) shed at least three times according to Hopi Lore If not five times”. The Poster suggested that he new the answer and I only asked if the molting events were an example of your’s above or at the demise of the various...