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I'm hearing from very reliable sources this could be a 3 year fix we're looking at.

been some awesome fireworks though. last night me n the mrs sat on the front porch and watched at least 3 different huge fireworks displays. 2 houses from the marina. which is straight across from us. they always let off like 15,000 dollars worth off. and it's professionally done. and like a grand finale for 45 minutes. it was stunning. Tuesday night at calvary Baptist church,in piketon,ohio we're inviting anybody that wishes to come to sit on the hill, and have a front seat row for piketon's fireworks display. free hot dogs n drinks. ==================== then Saturday night dailyville Baptist church on 220 down from the baitcave, about 1/2 mile past bill's bait house they will be having an enourmous display going off.

YOU'RE TIGER BAIT wrote: ↑Mon Jul 03, 2017 8:42 am I'm hearing from very reliable sources this could be a 3 year fix we're looking at.

Are these reliable sources confirming your anonymous caller as to the cause of the "unexpected water movement" ?

I expect it to take a long time to make the repairs. 1 year to design the fix. I year to bid and award the contract. 1 year to do the work.

flush , I'm hearing from very reliable , credible sources we may be looking at an additional 30 million dollars and 3 more years this time to fix this.
frankly if that's the case, ole bait may head to a lake down south.

I'm not sure I understand the question about ''unexpected water movement''

One of the ODNR statements called the leak an unexpected water movement instead of a leak.

OH I HAD NOT HEARD THAT.

I HOPE EVERYBODY HAD A WONDERFUL 4TH OF JULY WEEKEND. AND THAT YOU HAVE AN AWESOME BLESSED WEEK.

it's sounding really bad news that I'm getting in bits n pieces. apparently all the trees were removed on the backside off the dam for the rcc concrete pour. I'm hearing an operator said that could cause a disaster, but was emphatically told to doze them all out. now there is no root system at all back there along 104, and they are afraid of 104 washing out.apparently all that is coming loose. oddly enough I remember stating how awesome it looked, and how impressive the work looked. but that was from the road , that's all I could see. if you go to my facebook page a neighbor shared a video to my page where a vehicle drove down behind it and videotaped the back of the dam. it will leave you slackjawed if you watch it.

CALLIN ON MY OLE BUDDY TRENCH, CAN WE GETS SOME HAPPY PICK--CHURES UP IN HERE TO LIGHTEN THE MOOD A BIT. OLE BAIT COULD PLAY HANDBALL WITH THE CURB RIGHT NOW.

Trees should never be growing on or near a dam. The roots can only cause damage just like they do to your sidewalk or septic tank. They should have been keeping it clear all the time. Grass is the only thing that should be growing on the dam. Unfortunately ripping the roots out can probably cause a lot of damage too.

flush I didn't mean on the actual damface, but at the bottom where it is holding the ground back with their root system.

YOU'RE TIGER BAIT wrote: ↑Fri Jul 07, 2017 11:51 am CALLIN ON MY OLE BUDDY TRENCH, CAN WE GETS SOME HAPPY PICK--CHURES UP IN HERE TO LIGHTEN THE MOOD A BIT. OLE BAIT COULD PLAY HANDBALL WITH THE CURB RIGHT NOW.

Haven't been on here much the past few days, Bait. What kinda pictures would you like, some summer bunnies, or what, ole buddy?

anything to cheer us up.

Need one of these to take the mother-in-law out on.



Mom if you put these blocks on your feet you will go down faster. And I mean faster.

Where has Bait been?

last time he was on was Monday morning

Monday the 10th? That's 10 days give or take. That's not like Bait, he posts about everyday. I hope everything is well.