ah nuts... more lightning damage
07-21-2014, 10:04 PM
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07-22-2014, 03:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Ryuu' timestamp='1405972237' post='23253152
Kyras... if you have sandy soil, and lightening rods and you get a hit out there.. start digging it up cause you just got a glass sculpture out in the yard..... older brother showed me that and then we all seen it on the movie Sweet Home Alabama... it's pretty cool...
The ground is mostly decomposed granite. The ramamda is among granite rocks. It's very dry normally but even dryer now due to the drought. My friend, Bob, mentioned that the dryness would affect the grounding of a lightning strike, too, somehow.
^7-19-2014.na, cool place... wow...
07-22-2014, 05:27 AM
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Originally Posted by Kyras' timestamp='1405983931' post='23253421
[quote name='Ryuu' timestamp='1405972237' post='23253152']
Kyras... if you have sandy soil, and lightening rods and you get a hit out there.. start digging it up cause you just got a glass sculpture out in the yard..... older brother showed me that and then we all seen it on the movie Sweet Home Alabama... it's pretty cool...
Kyras... if you have sandy soil, and lightening rods and you get a hit out there.. start digging it up cause you just got a glass sculpture out in the yard..... older brother showed me that and then we all seen it on the movie Sweet Home Alabama... it's pretty cool...
The ground is mostly decomposed granite. The ramamda is among granite rocks. It's very dry normally but even dryer now due to the drought. My friend, Bob, mentioned that the dryness would affect the grounding of a lightning strike, too, somehow.
na, cool place... wow...
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Yeah, that makes sense, sand => beach. I know it's not something everyone would enjoy but it's heaven to me, especially at night when the Milky Way is so easy to see.
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