Well, the above storm hit us well and truly last night The scariest night of my life, and really made me think about how lucky I was not to have been caught up in Katrina. I have spent all day trying to clear up all the debris, and find things that are missing, but it is a thankless task and I actually don´t know where to start it is so confusing. It seems impossible to clear anything, as the rain keeps coming and undoing anything I have done so far.
At least it seems that everyone here is safe, which is a blessing. And thanks Chica for the message!
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madsue--I'm glad to hear that you are safe and (relatively) sound. Sounds scary!
I don't watch TV, so I'm clearly out of the loop... I had no idea there was a tropical storm hitting the Canaries. Isn't this a bit out of the ordinary? Where is the storm headed now?
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Thanks Roland, have given up for today trying to put the earth and picon back in the fields rather than having it in my house!!!! I have managed to get out the submersible pump, but as I have no idea whatsoever how to work it, looks like the water will stay where it is!!!
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The scariest night of my life, and really made me think about how lucky I was not to have been caught up in Katrina. I have spent all day trying to clear up all the debris, and find things that are missing, but it is a thankless task and I actually don´t know where to start it is so confusing. It seems impossible to clear anything, as the rain keeps coming and undoing anything I have done so far.
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