Took This Picture 3-16-2009
It is two miles across
It is two miles across
With the disaster in Japan makes one wonder how safe we are?Will we be afraid to cross to the other side, take a cruise to Alaska or just stay home
At home we have rivers to cross with banks to high for a vehicle to cross
even Plate River which had been channeled out so it would not wander back and forth with a lot of curves. There was a crossing in the old days just south of 36, where Candy Creek ran in to it, was a gravel bar crossing there the wagons would cross.
The same with the Missouri River When I was a teenager they straightened it and we went up on Wyeth Hill and watched them blow open the new opening.
Now with all the bridges I figure we would be cut off from every one and try thinking of trying to survive if a Natural Disaster? Could we do half as good as Japan?
even Plate River which had been channeled out so it would not wander back and forth with a lot of curves. There was a crossing in the old days just south of 36, where Candy Creek ran in to it, was a gravel bar crossing there the wagons would cross.
The same with the Missouri River When I was a teenager they straightened it and we went up on Wyeth Hill and watched them blow open the new opening.
Now with all the bridges I figure we would be cut off from every one and try thinking of trying to survive if a Natural Disaster? Could we do half as good as Japan?
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