Hurricane Dennis

"Paul kgyy" wrote:

Try Duluth - no earthquakes, few tornados, no mudslides, no grass
fires. A solid month at 20 below, but heck, you can dress for that :-)


Believe me, at this point it sounds tempting.

--
Dan
C-172RG at BFM

"Dan Luke" wrote

Probably fly
to New Orleans and drive a rent car back. Then spend two or three days
(at
least) schlepping gas to the generator and cleaning debris from the yard,
if
we're lucky.

I'm really getting sick of this crap.

Come to Western NC. We don't get hurricanes, here.... Oh wait. I almost
forgot about that storm named Hugo!.. g

We are getting the **** kicked out of us today, with torrential rains,
flooding, nonstop lightening (during the cells) and tornadoes. I was less
than 10 miles from a touchdown, today.
--
Jim in NC

Dan Luke wrote:

"Hotel 179" wrote:


I guess I'll get out the boards and spend the day battening down the

hatches

while the sun still shines. The plane probably needs to be moved somewhere
out of the line of fire also. We're doing the hurricane dance down here
along the Redneck Riviera. Hate to send it to you Texas, but we really
don't want it here.....sorta like "Not in my backyard".


Yeah, goddamit, here we go AGAIN!

I'm making plans to fly the airplane out on Saturday morning. Probably fly
to New Orleans and drive a rent car back. Then spend two or three days (at
least) schlepping gas to the generator and cleaning debris from the yard, if
we're lucky.

I'm really getting sick of this crap.


You can come to PA and not have to worry (much anyway) about hurricanes.
However, we do have these little events called blizzards and ice storms...


Matt

Dan Luke wrote:

"Paul kgyy" wrote:


Try Duluth - no earthquakes, few tornados, no mudslides, no grass
fires. A solid month at 20 below, but heck, you can dress for that :-)



Believe me, at this point it sounds tempting.


That's only because it is summer in Duluth! :-)


Matt

"Matt Whiting" wrote:
I'm really getting sick of this crap.


You can come to PA and not have to worry (much anyway) about
hurricanes. However, we do have these little events called blizzards
and ice storms...

And you have the added attraction of two good pro football teams.

mentally adding PA to the list

Was summer in Duluth on a weekend this year?

Rod



That's only because it is summer in Duluth! :-)


Matt

In article ,
"Dan Luke" wrote:

You can come to PA and not have to worry (much anyway) about
hurricanes. However, we do have these little events called blizzards
and ice storms...

And you have the added attraction of two good pro football teams.

mentally adding PA to the list

or come a bit farther to the northeast (where the pro football team
beat both of the PA teams). :-)

--
Bob Noel
no one likes an educated mule

"Bob Noel" wrote:

You can come to PA and not have to worry (much anyway) about
hurricanes. However, we do have these little events called
blizzards
and ice storms...

And you have the added attraction of two good pro football teams.

mentally adding PA to the list

or come a bit farther to the northeast (where the pro football team
beat both of the PA teams). :-)

Oops. I should have known that would start something.

I'm such a troll.

--
Dan
C172RG at BFM

Actually,
I think summer in Duluth will be next Saturday from noon till 3:30pm.

Patrick
student SPL
aircraft structural mech

"Rod" wrote in message
...
Was summer in Duluth on a weekend this year?

Rod



That's only because it is summer in Duluth! :-)


Matt

"Dan Luke" wrote in message
...


"Paul kgyy" wrote:

Try Duluth - no earthquakes, few tornados, no mudslides, no grass
fires. A solid month at 20 below, but heck, you can dress for that :-)


Believe me, at this point it sounds tempting.

--
Dan
C-172RG at BFM




Come on out to Phoenix, came out from FL last october, haven't seen a
hurricane yet (after having evacuated from landfall sights for Frances and
Jeane, and having the remnants of Ivan spin across my place at midnight
scaring the **** out of me as my apartment literally shook), however the
cave creek fire has given us a bit of smoke from time to time. Only real
downside is that there are 2 seasons... Summer, and Hell. But after flying
in FL, I can honestly say that flying out here is no more uncomfortable than
mid 90s and super high humidity.