Stay safe, don't take chances, and hope things work out for you!Thinking of those of us dealing with the hurricane
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Don R Brown
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Thinking of those of us dealing with the hurricane
Just taking a moment to worry about our members in the path of the storm.
Stay safe, don't take chances, and hope things work out for you!
Stay safe, don't take chances, and hope things work out for you!-
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I've been following Irma on the Weather Channel. I can't imagine going through that. I hope everyone stays safe.
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Playing for 55 years and still counting.
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You folks that I see on here that lives in Florida our prayers are for you, this lady sounds like she has a big punch and doesn't care who you are so take cover pray and don't try to be a John Wayne or Clint Eastwood. I'd like to see all of you on here again even though I've never met any of you I always enjoy reading your posts and please check in with the Forum after she passes.
God Speed
God Speed
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Got a little place in Zephyrhills that I don't really want to lose but at least we're safe up here in Nova Scotia. Everybody in Florida stay safe.
Just found out that we came through the hurricane without a scratch so I guess it's back to Zephyrhills for the winter.
Just found out that we came through the hurricane without a scratch so I guess it's back to Zephyrhills for the winter.
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Carter S-10 3X5, Peavey Nashville 112, plus Regal dobro and too many other instruments to mention.
Bluegrass Island CFCY FM 95.1 Charlottetown, PE, Canada, on the web at cfcy.fm.
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on the web at cioe975.ca.
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Hope everybody came out ok with nobody hurt and with little property damage.
We have a place in N Fort Myers and learned that a portion of its roof sustained damage. How much we just don't know at this time. Heading down there on Thursday prepared for no power, water, food, gas, etc.
After the storm has passed, an initial thought of mine has been, "Thank goodness for the stringent construction requirements that have been in place in FLA for many years." Never was a big fan of them in the past. Now, I see I was way, way wrong about them. So many newer buildings and installations survived pretty darn well because of that. Yes, of course, there was a lot of damage to others, like our place, but this should serve as an example for other states.
We have a place in N Fort Myers and learned that a portion of its roof sustained damage. How much we just don't know at this time. Heading down there on Thursday prepared for no power, water, food, gas, etc.
After the storm has passed, an initial thought of mine has been, "Thank goodness for the stringent construction requirements that have been in place in FLA for many years." Never was a big fan of them in the past. Now, I see I was way, way wrong about them. So many newer buildings and installations survived pretty darn well because of that. Yes, of course, there was a lot of damage to others, like our place, but this should serve as an example for other states.
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I was there when Andrew passed over - being in the eye of a category 5 is a life-changing thing, really. Everyone should do it - ONCE is enough. I was living in a 1930's "cracker house" made with the resinous "Georgia pine" that kills saw blades. It was the newest, biggest McMansions that exploded due to contractors, green wood with 2/3 of the nails and clamps missing.... I'm glad they got SERIOUS about that.Now, I see I was way, way wrong about them. [new construction standards]So many newer buildings and installations survived pretty darn well because of that.
I know how weird it can get - 10 days no electricity, beautiful bright cloudless 90 degree weather. Water was the real problem, undrinkable for 31 days, if you hosed down, all your little cuts and scrapes could get nasty. I'm very very glad I was younger. For the most part, the people were wonderful, just GET THROUGH IT.
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