"Just" 45 minutes up the highway

You enjoy being grumpy huh? Don’t like when people ask for recommendations? If you look through the comments, multiple people comment how Richmond itself doesn’t have many public courses, whereas google doesn’t differentiate between the two. So when I could only find 2 18 hole public courses within 20 miles, I came to Reddit. Grumpy fuck lol

I swear to god people on Reddit don’t know how to use Google.

That’s a good TIL.

and thank you to all involved, that's amazing!

Thank you for responding, just saw the other comments, glad it was taken out, glad it was not worse considering the wind and dry weather today, had a friends canopy fly off today, thankfully no injuries or damages.

>It started as a mobile health clinic that saw 14,000 patients a year. The new permanent location was made possible by a $2 million gift from a philanthropist passionate about seeing better access to healthcare.

>The clinic features eight exam rooms, an on-site lab, and space for behavioral health.

>Half of the clinic's staff speaks Spanish, which is critical since 93 percent of their patients speak Spanish as a first language.

Thank you, kind stranger.

Online honestly, I was searching for bow ties for my wedding last year and no one really has them

I don’t know honestly

alright!

When fox’s roof caved in that was a massive fire

This is a campfire

If you put it in a pay garage it won't get towed

If this is a sell it for parts you can probably have it picked up directly from the yard

sorry, “largeish” fire. i was on top of the buttermilk bridge taking this so I don’t know if the perspective justifies it.

Yeah, I don't think that'll be an issue. My old siding was Masonite so when I say I found rot every couple of months, I meant it literally. That stuff was worse than trash as siding.

It actually can rot annoyingly enough. It's not rot but it's functionally equivalent. Not a big issue in Richmond generally but don't let snow accumulate against it

What happens is the cardboard inside the concrete gets wet and swells and everything blows up

Is it the two people in the middle of the picture the ones who created it or are they trying to put it out?

|What kind of dingus lets a fire get out of control in the literal middle of a river??

Possibly these two.

Very interesting I always thought it was the Sparks being more visible

A strainer burn is really good for this dry section when the water gets high. Keeps the clumps out.

Dipshits doing what dipshits do. Respect the park ya dorks.

Unfortunately there's no banana in the picture for a size reference, but I feel like calling this fire "massive" is over-selling it a bit. Did it get bigger than the campfire we see here?

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Saw the smoke and emergency response after they got it under control on the way home. What kind of dingus lets a fire get out of control in the literal middle of a river??

Kinda...Like generally it's supposed to be less windy in the evening? So less risk of spreading I think?

Humidity levels tend to rise and winds tend to calm after 4:00 making it less of a risk (though still a risk).