Sadly Roast Pork and not the Christmas kind. But we will rebuild, I have been out today collecting free to good home laying chooks, and am on the lookout for pigs. The only consolation being in heat that was hot enough to melt a case hardened padlock the end would have been extremely quick for them. I only truly had time to save the kids, the dogs and the wedding dress(wife's not mine) everything else had to fend for themselves. I came back again after depositing said evacuees with the intent of saving more but that was when the wall of flame came charging through and I had to, putting it politely "head for the hills" I returned after the fire, fully expecting nothing to be standing at all and was real happy to see the house, the shed and the "lucky" pen of chooks. I'm now going through the painful, is this insured? or not? process with each item lost. The term "comprehensive" has a whole new meaning when applied to insurance policies. I'm sure they must have poetic license or something. The irrigation pipes that feed the orchard are covered but the trees are not. The buildings are covered but building materials are not if they haven't been added to the buildings yet????? Go figure. I'm just carrying a pen and paper with me where-ever I go and jot down things that are missing as I think of them. Then I have to try and figure out what each thing was worth. At least my insurance company has a New for Old policy which is going to hurt them because some of my stuff was pretty old and they have to replace it with new, no questions, no depreciation. As they say , "you win some and you lose some" From: <pennyx1@juno.com> To: <gardeners@globalgarden.com> Sent: Saturday, December 28, 2002 12:02 PM Subject: Re: [gardeners] Re:Home Again > Hello, Marc -- you didn't tell us the fate of the pigs... > > Penny, NY > > > > > . > > ________________________________________________________________ > Sign Up for Juno Platinum Internet Access Today > Only $9.95 per month! > Visit www.juno.com >