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Dave Askins

Final leg of Bloomington stormwater project to affect status of downtown Kirkwood this summer

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The B Square · Final leg of Bloomington stormwater project to affect status of downtown Kirkwood this summerBloomington stormwater management project, Downtown Bloomington infrastructure improvements, Indiana University campus river culvert, Milestone Contractors LLP , bid, Hidden River , underground culvert completion, Kirkwood Avenue , traffic detours, Bloomington city council , James Roach , Envisage Technologies , Acadis, board of public works meeting , Kerry Thomson , new Bloomington mayor, Fourth Street Arts Festival , Pridefest, Kirkwood Avenue closure updates, Kirkwood Flood of 2021, city planning department development services manager, Monroe County government planner, sustainable development , Summer 2024 downtown events and businesses coordination, Dunn Street to Walnut Street culvert expansion timeline, Indiana Avenue and 6th Street construction updates
#StormWater#Culvert#Utilities
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Rasta

If you follow my Island stories, you'll know that I clean beaches, and bring in debris for proper disposal.
You can see the Turnip patch wood and debris from Satellite

I really wanted this Navigational Buoy. They don't recapture them, they put up new ones, when storms tear them free. I knew where a RED and GREEN one were, on different beaches.
Port And Starboard gate-posts of a Sailor's Driveway, MINE!

From space, looking down at The Turnip Patch narrow isthmus (tombolo), X shapes and vectors of logs and driftwood dot the rocky mound
A HUGE red Navigational Buoy that was torn free in a storm, and washed up on the beach. It has XM6 on the side. I tried to carry it, but I could only drag it, and our boat could not take the weight, I wanted to make a second trip to get it, but when I did, it was gone. Someone else claimed it for a trophy. SIZE almost as long as I am, and just as heavy.
A concrete culvert section, about 4 foot long and 3 feet in diameter, half submerged in the ocean. It may have washed out from the highway where a bridge was replaced a few miles away, or been intentionally brought here to moor a boat off the beach
RED RIGHT RETURNING A drawing featuring green barrel, can or navigational buys on the left, and red on the right heading back to land. At the bottom shows a man in a boat, with arrows indicating the path to take
#FlotsamAndJetsam#Shoreline#NavigationBuoy
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