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I've been to Lake Berryessa a couple of times, its a beautiful lake, some parts have crystal clear water where you can almost see the bottom.
Its a deep fresh water lake, rented a boat there with some friends and family, went as fast as we could on the boat for nearly 45 minutes and still couldnt get to the end of the lake.
Its a deep fresh water lake, rented a boat there with some friends and family, went as fast as we could on the boat for nearly 45 minutes and still couldnt get to the end of the lake.
cool video
The problem is that instead of those dumb ****ers staying in California as they ruin it, they move to states completely opposite of their shithole and start getting involved in politics to turn that state into the shithole they destroyed and left. Liberals are a bunch of locusts.
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I hope that this problem exposes the corrupt democrats in this state and the rest of these blind voters throw that scumbag Brown and his scumbag Lt Governor Newsome to the curb.
Thanks for sharing the video of Berryessa lots of child memories there.
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Thanks for sharing the video of Berryessa lots of child memories there.
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We have been dealing with this exact problem in Oregon since the late 70's.
They have ruined Austin.
they won't, because liberals gotta liberal regardless of the outcome.
Did all this rain help to bring down CA residents water bills? Or will this prove once again, that when liberals seize control on anything prices never come down.
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No
They are letting all the water go back to the ocean again just like they do in the drought years!!
Raised our rates again in 2017 and kept the drought fee on there too for the district I live in.
Rates were raised in 2014, 6 months late drought fee with water restrictions, 2015 rates increased, 2016 rates increased, 2017 rates increased.
I turn the sprinklers off in October until mid march and those bills were 80-90 bucks in 2014. My last bill was for 120 for the same usage, lol. I water 3 times a week with rotor heads 1000 sqft of lawn and my 2014 bill was 130-140 and in 2016 I seen 180. I just moved so I won't have to deal with $200 water bills for a little while.
These are 60 day billing cycles.
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This is the epitome of the liberal mindset. Tax and raise prices to control usage, but when the opportunity presents itself to reduce the price....nothing happens. Tax money is like crack to libs. They can't cut back or quit.
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Kommiefornia does not have the infrastructure to store all that water because liberals are reactive rather than proavtive and would rather sit around bitching about what is going on that do anything about it
Too add to it the environmentalists don't want to ruin the environment with more dams. Even though there is plenty of them on the lake every week during the summer.
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I read that they are going to have to open the spillway back up in under a week because the lake is rising faster than they thought when they drained it down earlier. Any local news from you cali guys? Still would like to talk to a sac valley farmer
It will reopen once the snow up in the Sierra Nevada mountain range starts to melt. It isn't the only dam and river that's having issues or being opened. The rains have put a train on the local irrigation districts pumps from the fine soot that's been in the release water.
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I was up there a couple weekends ago but we were told we couldn't go to the area and see the damaged spillway since the only access was through someone's private property.
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