Everything fine here too. Blue skies, 35�C. Not a cloud in sight. Bliss.<I will never understand why people choose to live in the path of hurricanes or on earthquake fault lines>.
A. BOn 15/9/04 2:51 pm, "Cesar Matamoros II" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Just to keep those interested informed, everything should be fine here. > > It looks like Ivan will hit land well west of me. Of course it still puts > us on the worst side of the storm. But the more westerly the better for me. > It is still a Category 4 hoping it lessens to a 3 by tomorrow morning as it > hits land. > > The winds should not be too bad here. I have ridden out a few tropical > storms that had winds up to 80 mph. The surge is what I am looking at since > I am on a bayou. > > I am in an evacuation area so I am headed later this morning to my parents > house just 2.5 miles down the road. I would ride it out in my place, but it > is better to appease the folks :-) > > So, I may not have a presence on the list for a little bit; not that I have > had much of one lately. I am still in arrears a couple of days - maybe I > will have time to answer some of them while I ride out the storm. > > I was hoping for some photo opportunities from my place. I am not sure how > it will be at the parents. > > I will be taking the LXen, my Medium Format, and a smattering of my K-mount > gear. The screwmount, who have survived all these years, will ride it out > on their own. Hmmm, maybe I should have sent some of them to Canada :-) > > Keeping dry, > > C�sar > Panama City, Florida >
