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Old September 4th 04, 05:16 PM
Vaughn
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Here we go again. Riley, please light the candles again.


I am riding it out right now, just east of Lantana Airport (KLNA). About
25% of the tie-out fleet was still there last night. I saw no special
precautions (such as improvised spoilers) on any of them (just looked from the
road). Hopefully, they all have doubled-up tiedowns.

We will have tropical force winds all day and landfall will not happen
until after midnight. I haven't even peeked outside my door since last night.
Right now, they are saying that they do not expect widespread structural damage
to homes in this area.

Will check back tomorrow.

Vaughn


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Old September 6th 04, 12:50 AM
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Last night was really loud here in Palm Beach County. Judging from the
road view, Lantana Airport seems to have come through nicely. The few remaining
tieout queens look the same as before the storm. I guess that flight to Vero
Beach that I had scheduled for tomorrow morning is off though.

Vaughn




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"bci" wrote in message
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Here we go again. Riley, please light the candles again.


I am riding it out right now, just east of Lantana Airport (KLNA). About
25% of the tie-out fleet was still there last night. I saw no special
precautions (such as improvised spoilers) on any of them (just looked from the
road). Hopefully, they all have doubled-up tiedowns.

We will have tropical force winds all day and landfall will not happen
until after midnight. I haven't even peeked outside my door since last night.
Right now, they are saying that they do not expect widespread structural

damage
to homes in this area.

Will check back tomorrow.

Vaughn




 




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