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Ernie Caldwell Diaries.....
- Thread starter Cflaguy
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The_Thunderer
New member
LOL. This continues to be one of my favorite threads. When it pops up on my User CP, I always wonder, "What now?" LOL.
Beautiful Corn... and of course, I love the racers too!
Beautiful Corn... and of course, I love the racers too!
SnakeAround
Formerly Blutengel
I SO want to know what you were following to find the whole 
Of course, footprints, but from which animal?
Of course, footprints, but from which animal?
Cflaguy
Old School Snakeman
I followed those tracks....
for about 1,000 ft or so. But never did I actually see the Gopher Tortoise.
I SO want to know what you were following to find the whole
for about 1,000 ft or so. But never did I actually see the Gopher Tortoise.
Cflaguy
Old School Snakeman
Cflaguy
Old School Snakeman
While the truck was being righted.....
a large snake was crawling around the maintainance road. It rained just after the truck episode, you can the rain was over or during this guys trek....
Serpentine motion, 3 inches thick....anyone wanna guess the snake?
a large snake was crawling around the maintainance road. It rained just after the truck episode, you can the rain was over or during this guys trek....
Serpentine motion, 3 inches thick....anyone wanna guess the snake?
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The_Thunderer
New member
No idea what your "friend" is, but it has got to be pretty large...
The turtle... does it have a hook and fishing line on it??? Looks like it... Too bad about the others...
As for the truck... man, that has got to be an expensive mistake. I think I would "be hurt" and go to the hospital too... even if I wasn't. Perhaps the boss would be a little more "forgiving". LOL. Actually, I hope the guy is okay. Let us know.
The turtle... does it have a hook and fishing line on it??? Looks like it... Too bad about the others...
As for the truck... man, that has got to be an expensive mistake. I think I would "be hurt" and go to the hospital too... even if I wasn't. Perhaps the boss would be a little more "forgiving". LOL. Actually, I hope the guy is okay. Let us know.
Cflaguy
Old School Snakeman
My thoughts Butch.....
I've seen large Indigos leave some straight lines due to their quickness. Looking at the second set you can see where the belly scales were picked up and moved forward. My guess is a Diamondback. You bet everytime it rains now I'm back on that road.
No fishing line but a bug. That driver was on his second day on the job. The next day, a guy ran the water wagon off road striking the last tree he could before hitting the creek. Waiting for OASHA any day.
As far as the first truck boo boo....It is up in the air as to whose fault it was. He should have dumped at the bottom of the pile and allowed the contractor to move the limerock. But the contractor "may" have had them backing up the pile (you can clearly see a ramp) which makes those trucks unstable.
I've seen large Indigos leave some straight lines due to their quickness. Looking at the second set you can see where the belly scales were picked up and moved forward. My guess is a Diamondback. You bet everytime it rains now I'm back on that road.
No fishing line but a bug. That driver was on his second day on the job. The next day, a guy ran the water wagon off road striking the last tree he could before hitting the creek. Waiting for OASHA any day.
As far as the first truck boo boo....It is up in the air as to whose fault it was. He should have dumped at the bottom of the pile and allowed the contractor to move the limerock. But the contractor "may" have had them backing up the pile (you can clearly see a ramp) which makes those trucks unstable.
Cflaguy
Old School Snakeman
They were.....
having them back up the pile to dump their load. When those type of trucks lift the beds to that height at a 45 degree angle they are very unstable.
having them back up the pile to dump their load. When those type of trucks lift the beds to that height at a 45 degree angle they are very unstable.