Family in the bullseye

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Family in the bullseye

#1 Postby paulvogel » Fri Aug 13, 2004 10:04 am

My Mom has a house on alligater creek 400 feet from tyhe intracoastal waterway in south venice florida. The basement is 9ft avove sea level, 17 stairs to the living level{Elevated house}

The boulder said in 1990 it would withstand 120 mph.


My suister lives in a cheap house in Port Charlotte on Olean blvd{They closed that street!}

My 100 year old great uncle lives in a double wide in englewood fl on cape haze.


I live in alexandria va. I feel scared, but smart
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#2 Postby cape_escape » Fri Aug 13, 2004 10:26 am

I live in Cape Coral, and the winds are beginning to kick up a bit. The news here is very concerned with the Port Charlette area, whic is just north of us. Di your sister evacuate? I hope so!
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