The ride to work this week has been pretty chilly, at least for southern California. The Weather Underground claims it was around 52 °F this morning, but it felt a little bit lower than that, to me and my old skin.
Are they drilling for oil at gasoline stations now?
In the afternoon the drilling rig was located at a different part of the gasoline station's parking area.
Oiled the chain on the Schwinn today, @133 miles. Is that too far between earlings?
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Wednesday, December 02, 2009
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2 comments:
They are drilling soil samples to test for contamination. It's common practice if the property is about to change hands, or if contamination has been found in the area, which might trace back to leaking underground gas storage tanks.
Thanks! Learn something every day!
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