I'm in Georgetown, TX...just north of Austin - if any LA people want to
come this way, I'm here - don't have too much room (2.5 acres), but could take 2
horses and however many people care to sleep in BR's and couches - 4 br
home and it's just me and the dogs. Call me at 512-818-5135 if you need a
place to stay...
On the satellite map. The cloud cover stretches from Cuba to
Louisiana. That longer North to South than the state of Florida.
It's a big ugly sucker.
Truman
Glenda R. Snodgrass
wrote:
> On Sun, 28 Aug 2005, Truman Prevatt
wrote: > >> This hurricne as strong as Camile - the one all
other Gulf hurricanes >> are compared too - but it is bigger. The
image I just saw shows the >> eye about Ft. Meyers FL and the clouds
from the outter bands already >> cover New Orleans. This one is not
one to fool with. Get out. I can >> take a few horses and we'll make
do with the people. I'm about as far >> as Howard time wise. But
leave before it is too late. As Howard >> points out you will need a
health certificate and current coggins to >> get into
FL. > > > Katrina is frightening indeed. I can tell
you that eastbound I-10 in > Mobile is bumper to bumper and moving very
slowly, my guess is around > 20-30mph through downtown nearing the
tunnel, so explore northern > routes of escape if possible, and/or
secondary roads if you know your > way around. I saw the I-10
overpasses just now as I was downtown > helping clients shut down
computer networks and move servers to high > ground. > > --
> Glenda R. Snodgrass > AERC #M18819 > SE Region >
Mobile, Alabama > >
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correct statement is a false statement. The opposite of a profound truth
may well be another profound truth." Niels Bohr -- Nobel
Laureate,
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