Re: [gardeners] Fingers crossed

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Thanks Penny.  Dennis made a sharp right just before
landfall.  He was only about 50 miles offshore when he
turned.  We had hurricane gusts, but no sustained hurricane
force winds.  Lost lots of tree branches (one in the middle
of our pool, and another in the roof of a neighbors house),
but I saw no real damage like I know could have happened.
Good luck with the winds up there.  They say that the
interface with the two systems is really gonna kick up
the wind where they meet.
Charleston came through this one just fine too.  
We're all thankful.
Bambi
Coastal Carolina


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>Bambi, best of luck with the impending storm...   We have kin just
>outside of Charleston and I surely hope that they won't get 
>battered like the last time. 
>
>The winds are way up hereabouts. It's not yet the side effects of 
>the hurricane, but probably the "interface" of the cold Canadian
>air with the warm edges of the storm.  I hope that the timing will
>turn out to allow the storm to slide out to sea before the cold
>front causes it to hover over Carolina....  
>.
>.
>Penny, NY
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