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How is your area recovering from the Hurricane from last year? How's P-cola? I have a daughter that I need to start getting introduced to history!

 

[Ad Astra]

How is your area recovering from the Hurricane from last year? How's P-cola? I have a daughter that I need to start getting introduced to history!

Well.. everything takes a lot longer than you think.

Here's a link to our local paper: it has links to galleries of the damage and a lot of other stuff.

http://pensacolanewsjournal.com/


In the "Day 1" thread at the end I just mentioned a prob we're having going into the season again.

Email me for more; I'm at work.

I have an interesting perspective on this as I am a survivor of 1994's category five Hurricane Andrew, which the struck the south Miami area where I was living at the time. Few Americans (Camille & Andrew) have been through cat 5's.

Been through 2 100-year storms, somehow. My Cursed luck!


Best,
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[Yahmanin]

My buddy lived on an island off P'cola (rented), now he lives on my couch. He's fortunate to be a telecommuter, but the island got STOMPED, couldn't even drive out to his place for months. Glad your back in your digs and things are normalizing for you.

 

[Ad Astra]

Thanks, Yahminin for taking in a refugee... Beach people mostly lost everything. Most left a house, came back to norhing...

http://www.pensacolanewsjournal.com/news/guides/hurricane/galleries.shtml

All the photos you want to see.

http://pensacolanewsjournal.com/hurricane/flash/

Award-winning Flash slideshows.


Ad Astra

Live & Learn. The insurance industry will be wiped out with a major city hit.

Too, New Orleans and the Florida Keys are eventually doomed. See 'em while you can! I may sound pessimistic, but in reality it is just a matter of time. People love the water too much and builders & lawmakers don't respect it enough.