http://sv-timemachine.net/2006/01/blowsy/ The Time Traveller (for so it will be convenient to speak of him) was expounding a recondite matter to us. Sat, 11 Oct 2008 12:26:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 http://sv-timemachine.net/2006/01/blowsy/#comment-12477 TimeMachine - Slowly exploring the future » Blog Archive » Ronin is a Travelin’ Fool Tue, 13 May 2008 05:28:31 +0000 http://sv-timemachine.net/?p=71#comment-12477 [...] also took a short trip to Astoria to visit some friends we met while sailing in Baja. Jasmine and Shannon are living on their boat in Astoria and are expecting their first child in about a month. [...] [...] also took a short trip to Astoria to visit some friends we met while sailing in Baja. Jasmine and Shannon are living on their boat in Astoria and are expecting their first child in about a month. [...]

]]> http://sv-timemachine.net/2006/01/blowsy/#comment-126 joshua Sat, 28 Jan 2006 01:42:14 +0000 http://sv-timemachine.net/?p=71#comment-126 Yeah. There is one at Los Frailes that is about 75 yards from the beach. We've also seen wells in Belize that are much closer. The water is not coming from the ocean, right? If you do draw it down to salt will it recover? Also, why doesn't the whole area get saturated with salt after a hurricane or something? Yeah. There is one at Los Frailes that is about 75 yards from the beach. We’ve also seen wells in Belize that are much closer. The water is not coming from the ocean, right? If you do draw it down to salt will it recover? Also, why doesn’t the whole area get saturated with salt after a hurricane or something?

]]> http://sv-timemachine.net/2006/01/blowsy/#comment-125 kamini Tue, 24 Jan 2006 12:06:00 +0000 http://sv-timemachine.net/?p=71#comment-125 it's possible because sea water is so dense. you wouldn't want to dig a particularly deep well. but you could certainly do it. the problem with those near-ocean wells is that if you pump a lot, you end up pulling up the salt water, too. due to the density difference, i think for every foot of fresh water drawdown you create, you pull up 40 feet of salt water. granted, in material as transmissive as sand, it takes a lot of pumping to create a foot of drawdown. have you seen wells like that there in baja? it’s possible because sea water is so dense. you wouldn’t want to dig
a particularly deep well. but you could certainly do it. the problem
with those near-ocean wells is that if you pump a lot, you end up
pulling up the salt water, too. due to the density difference, i
think for every foot of fresh water drawdown you create, you pull up
40 feet of salt water. granted, in material as transmissive as sand,
it takes a lot of pumping to create a foot of drawdown. have you seen
wells like that there in baja?

]]> http://sv-timemachine.net/2006/01/blowsy/#comment-123 joshua Tue, 24 Jan 2006 03:30:57 +0000 http://sv-timemachine.net/?p=71#comment-123 Kamini, just the person I wanted to talk to... If anyone can answer my question it's you. How can it be possible to dig a well a hundered yards from the beach and get fresh water? Kamini, just the person I wanted to talk to… If anyone can answer my question it’s you. How can it be possible to dig a well a hundered yards from the beach and get fresh water?

]]> http://sv-timemachine.net/2006/01/blowsy/#comment-120 Kamini Mon, 23 Jan 2006 22:50:01 +0000 http://sv-timemachine.net/?p=71#comment-120 Dude, I nearly puked that was so funny. It almost feels like I'm right there with you. Except in Central Pennsylvania, sitting at a desk. But you know, it's *almost* the same. Luv, K Dude, I nearly puked that was so funny. It almost feels like I’m right there with you. Except in Central Pennsylvania, sitting at a desk. But you know, it’s *almost* the same. Luv, K

]]> http://sv-timemachine.net/2006/01/blowsy/#comment-119 chollero-(jeff) Fri, 20 Jan 2006 16:36:56 +0000 http://sv-timemachine.net/?p=71#comment-119 cheyenne fantastic description your writting is soooo great I'm land bound here Dads boat gipsea dockside and protected up the canal. my boat quetzal on the trailer. we also had a strong norther but no wild dingy ride. keep up the wonderful comuniques. jeff cheyenne
fantastic description your writting is soooo great I’m
land bound here Dads boat gipsea dockside and protected up the canal. my boat quetzal on the trailer. we also had a strong norther but no wild
dingy ride. keep up the wonderful comuniques.
jeff

]]> http://sv-timemachine.net/2006/01/blowsy/#comment-118 Peg Bowden Fri, 20 Jan 2006 13:26:08 +0000 http://sv-timemachine.net/?p=71#comment-118 Hola kiddos, Yikes!! I can feel the maelstrom from here. Don't know what to say, other than be safe, live well, and keep in touch. And I bet your paella was deliciosa. I do miss fresh seafood here in sunny Arizona. I'm still considering a trip down your way in February, and will keep you informed after our journey northward to meet the new grandchild. Mucho amore, Mom Hola kiddos,
Yikes!! I can feel the maelstrom from here. Don’t know what to say, other than be safe, live well, and keep in touch. And I bet your paella was deliciosa. I do miss fresh seafood here in sunny Arizona. I’m still considering a trip down your way in February, and will keep you informed after our journey northward to meet the new grandchild. Mucho amore, Mom

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