Sometimes things refuse to stick. I cannot tell you how many times I’ve had some things described to me. It just won’t go in.

Yeah let me know if you ever figure that out :\

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It bothered me and I didn’t do it. Best of both worlds!

The topsoil becomes hydrophobic for a time due to the vaporized oils in plants and a bunch of physics I am fuzzy on. This means they’re less likely to absorb any water during the next rains after a wildfire and you get what are called post-wildfire debris flows (a type of mass wasting/landslide). They’re so predictable that planning for them and predicting where they will occur is a regular part of wildfire response in certain states.

Your boots may sink into soup and add any sort of slope and that hillside is going down.

Omg memory unlocked.

I don’t know much about his presidency but all his work with Habitat for Humanity shows that he became a pretty good person. RIP.