Barendd Nobeard said:Not only that, but as my best friend said at the time, "How did they breathe with all that crp in the air?"
Ah, yes. I don't remember exactly how bad it was in Legend, but we get them very bad here too around this period (though I think ours are from a different plant). Count me among those who hate them.Tempuswolf said:Lol, I guess your friend was talking about the cottonwood seeds, the teased-out cottonball looking things. Does it not get that thick up north? It certainly does down here in Texas. (Lol, I just saw one drift by the window as I was writing this.) I know I am in a very small minority here, maybe a minorty of one, when I say I really love the stuff. It would'nt seem like spring without it. Most people I know, like your friend, hate the stuff. It can really wreck havoc with outdoor compressors, home and car ACs.
But yeah after a good rain and on breezy day, it occasionally does get as thick as it did in Legend and you don't have any respiratory problems, unless you're allergic I suppose.
Tempuswolf said:
Lol, I guess your friend was talking about the cottonwood seeds, the teased-out cottonball looking things. Does it not get that thick up north? It certainly does down here in Texas. (Lol, I just saw one drift by the window as I was writing this.) I know I am in a very small minority here, maybe a minorty of one, when I say I really love the stuff. It would'nt seem like spring without it. Most people I know, like your friend, hate the stuff. It can really wreck havoc with outdoor compressors, home and car ACs.
But yeah after a good rain and on breezy day, it occasionally does get as thick as it did in Legend and you don't have any respiratory problems, unless you're allergic I suppose.