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Originally Posted by lrd
There is only one paved road up the canyon. In heavy rains, the dirt roads are slick as snot and flooded. The first stage of evacuation can be done in vehicles, but if we have to move on up it'll be on foot.
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Yeah, I have spent some time in the Kahukus and know what you mean.
Tsunami coming, you are heading into the mountains afoot with everybody else, move light and fast.
Worry about everything else later. You can eat the guavas if you have to.
TR
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De Oppresso Liber 01/20/2025
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