Hi Bambi, I sure hope this new hurricane doesn't come near you all. Yep, I shoveled on Saturday, and now it's doing it again. My car is in the shop and I drove the triumph today, not a good day to drive the little car. Jane At 08:10 PM 10/17/99 -0400, you wrote: >It is very humid and warm here, Jane and I'm having trouble >imagining anyone having to shovel snow!! >What a difference a few miles makes! >Of course, dodging hurricanes in Oct isn't a lot of >fun either. :-) > >Bambi >Coastal Carolina > > >>Ron, >>I'm glad you are all ok. That was quite a rocking you got, 7.0. >>Priorities for sure, I think our garden is about gone even tho I covered >>some things, judging from the 4 inches I just shoveled off the walk. It's >>good I had yesterday off and worked on the yard and garden all day. Good >>luck to all. >> >>Jane (off to find those seed catalogs) >>zone 5 Colorado >> >> >>---------- >>> From: Ron Hay <ronhay@pacbell.net> >>> To: gardeners@globalgarden.com >>> Subject: [gardeners] OT Earthquake in Southern California >>> Date: Saturday, October 16, 1999 11:48 AM >>> >>> Good morning, friends! I am happy to report that we escaped unscathed >>> from the 7.0 temblor that struck in the desert about 130ish miles east >>> of here. We were rudely awakened by a long (30-40 seconds) rolling >>> motion that caused the house to creak and groan, lamps to sway, and us >>> to be terrified. >>> >>> Vivian and I held on to each other for dear life as our wires arced, and >>> the transformer on the next block to the south of us arced and sparked >>> in a blue blaze, followed by blackness. Our power remained off until >>> 7:35, at which time we had to reset all the clocks and timers. God knows >>> when some of us need practice for time change Sunday!!! >>> >>> No cracks, no broken glass, no gas leaks...and our garden wall did not >>> crush our precious garden. Let's hear it for priorities! >>> >>> We continue to thank God for His many mercies. >>> >>> Ron >>> Van Nuys, CA >> > >