"The Big Blowup" was another catastrophic event in the Pacific Northwest in the early 20th Century that was a direct result of Anthropogenic Global Warming. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Fire_of_1910
I was around two when the big blow down of the 1950's hit the Adirondack Mtns. I started hiking back to ponds fishing trout by the time I was eight years old. Weren't any trails back then, ya had to know the land. A couple times beaver had damned up the way so ya had to go around the swail. A couple times we had to go through the remains of the blow down. It was like crawling though Pick Up Sticks but they were huge old virgian timber.
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Yannow a title like that is awful misleading.
ReplyDeleteI'd never heard of that blow. Pretty amazing.
ReplyDeleteThe "Big Blow" ... yep.. best 5 bucks I ever spent.
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"The Big Blowup" was another catastrophic event in the Pacific Northwest in the early 20th Century that was a direct result of Anthropogenic Global Warming.
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I was around two when the big blow down of the 1950's hit the Adirondack Mtns. I started hiking back to ponds fishing trout by the time I was eight years old. Weren't any trails back then, ya had to know the land. A couple times beaver had damned up the way so ya had to go around the swail. A couple times we had to go through the remains of the blow down. It was like crawling though Pick Up Sticks but they were huge old virgian timber.
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