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That can't be good.
But it's got to be staged: like why the camera right there and then?
And would't that aircraft have been struck off its flightpath with that contact?
That story is one excellent saga, Guyfang. My hat's off to you!
Now that I know the story it makes me want to call you "Sparky"
I can't remember where along the way that I picked up that term (Seabees, the trades, the industry, or what), but whenever I was on a job and needed to discuss...
We're grateful that you do all that translating for us, Mr Guyfang.
You just need to give that translation muscle of yours a little rest now and then, and you should be fine!
If you get the product literature, typically, the manufacturer will lay out EVERYTHING you need to know regarding properties, curing, etc.
Sometimes you can actually telephone the manufacturer and talk to a product expert who will answer all your questions directly.
I didn't mean that, I'm sorry. I'm just saying that, for its function, it looks like it would take the worst of any contact with a road obstacle.
It LOOKS that way, but of course I don't really know that that's true.
That rock sure could be from an old river, but apparently there was PLENTY of glacial activity all over Ohio, so who knows:
https://geosurvey.ohiodnr.gov/portals/geosurvey/PDFs/Glacial/glacial.pdf
The SEE looks great!
But, in spite of that, I am sorry that you had to put an animal down.
Interesting rock that you dug up, all cobble; wondering if you're in an old glacial zone. It sure looks that way.
The Midwest might be one of their southernmost zones. Do you have any idea?
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