Hi Bob,

We;re so happy to hear you came through it relatively well.  We were 
very worried.

Roger Nulton

--- In [email protected], Bob Werre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> 
> > .
> > Friends,  I don't have a lot of time to check in with the list 
but 
> > things are winding down to some degree so normal might be coming!
> 
> 
> Nearly half the city now has lights--have about one million 
customers to 
> go.  Many intersections don't have traffic lights even if they did 
have 
> power.  Many businesses between home and the office are still 
dark.  I 
> still hear one generator across the bayou in my neighborhood.  One 
of my 
> clients has postponed a shoot because their entire building (six 
story) 
> took on water, so they are having to move to a new location for 
many 
> months--they need room for about 400 employees. 
> 
> Looting has been very minor here but a couple tried to steal a 
generator 
> powering a railroad crossing flasher but got caught.  There is a 
fairly 
> long causeway with a lift bridge crossing to the Galveston Island.  
I 
> assuming it survived intact has it's been around for a long time 
and 
> more than of couple hurricanes.  I have a photo of one of the 
Zephyrs 
> crossing it on a national tour. 
> 
> I spent one day patching the roof, one day cleaning up branches in 
the 
> yard, one day uprighting my fence and am on my second day sheet 
rocking 
> over the water leak.  I've got pains from places I didn't know I 
had!  
> Bill has mentioned his basement water leak when the hose burst.  
Homes 
> in my neck of the woods often have their plumbing and even water 
heaters 
> installed overhead.  So a leaking water header will rain on your 
layout 
> if it's in the garage, same with some of the pipes. This might be a 
very 
> good reason to carry the NMRA insurance program on the 
layout/collection.
> 
> Because all the days are kinda run together, one night I did letter 
my 
> Smokey Valley flat car.  A very nice kit but the decals were hard 
to 
> deal with for me.  Nearly finished though--next to put about 20 
years of 
> weathering on it.  There's nothing worse than a new clean flat car 
deck!
> 
> Bob Werre
> BobWphoto.com
> 
> >  
> 
> 
> 
> 
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