Gravelface..1.. Gustav....0...

[Jeremy Horton]

Just talked to Jason on Text,..........They are OK!! No power, lots of trees down... but,, Great News!!!

 

[c4man]

Glad to hear it :thumbup: :thumbup:

 

[Ken44]

Thanks for the info.

When it was downgraded to a cat 2 I'm sure all there were relieved:thumbup:

Did he say if he was back to his house yet?

 

[xaman]

Sweet! Glad to hear it Jason.

Now you have some firewood to baton...

 

[Jaxx]

That's good news! :thumbup: Thanxx for posting it.

 

[VANCE]

bring out the prototype for tree/limb clearing

 

[OldPhysics]

Thanks for the info.

When it was downgraded to a cat 2 I'm sure all there were relieved:thumbup:

Did he say if he was back to his house yet?

I love being wrong when the news is this good.

Early signs ... heck, even late signs ... pointed to strengthening. Then the available energy dropped as the temperature moderated.

A good reminder that models are just that ... models.

 

[mymindisamob]

Good to hear (read), Thanks!

 

[TurnerIII]

Trees Down = NEW STUMPS!!

Gooooo Jason!!!:thumbup::thumbup:




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[Jeremy Horton]

i wish i had a stump like Guyon!!! I bet Jason might have multiple stumps now huh.... Awesome, as long nothing fell on his place! We will hope for the best!

 

[Horn Dog]

With all the downed limbs, Jason should be able to put all those choppers he has to some good use! Glad he is ok.

 

[Desert Dan]

This is good news. Thank you for sharing it.

Dan

 

[Guyon]

Glad to hear the Gravelface clan is doing okay.

lots of trees down...

Maybe the Busse crew will send him an advance NMFBM. :thumbup:

i wish i had a stump like Guyon!!!

I think it strained the axle on my trailer. At first, I went after a hunk twice its size, but I had a little reality check trying to roll that one up the trailer ramp.

 

[I'mGatMan!]

Glad you're good, Jason.

With all the storms out there in the Atlantic, Miami's like the center of the target. Eventually we're gonna catch some hail, so today, finally, I got some aluminum accordion shutters put on the house. It was $3500 I didn't REALLY want to spend, but at least now we have some peace-of-mind. Couple the accordions with the fact that my house was built in the 1952 with POURED CONCRETE, as well as the fact that I have a new roof, and I hope to be okay during a storm. If anything like Katrina (or worse, ANDREW) comes through again, I'll be heading up north regardless. We don't fwack around with Hurricanes down here. Not after Andrew...

 

[azshaman]

Rock on, Jason! Glad to hear you and the clan are OK!! :thumbup:

 

[Jerry Busse]

Ain't no hurricane gonna mess with Gravelface. . . . His HOG Fu is way too strong!!!! . . . . Glade to here all is well ! ! ! :thumbup:

Jerry



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[Gravelface]

Howdy folks....back in the house...powered and online all in 72 hours!!! It is GREAT to be on the same grid as the local hospital!

I will get some pictures up later, but we faired through this one well. My shed took the most damage......about 1/3 of the roof peeled back, and buckled all the doors.

The house took a few shingles that lead to 2 small leaks, but a quick patch job handled that.

Thanks everyone!

 

[Beisser]

we followed what happend in new orleans here in germany at the news.
jason, good to hear that you and your family are okay :thumbup:
a roof can be repaired. not too heavy damage

take care and stay safe. use you knives
Arne

 

[Gravelface]

Arne! Good to hear from you...you better believe I have been using and will continue to use them...plenty of limbs to chop!

 

[wired45]

Great News !