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Family Forum / Marriage / Divorce / August 2005Some beach photos from today
Even though Hurricane Katrina is about 200 miles away, she is already having a major impact on our beaches here (about 45 miles east of Pensacola Beach). Most of our protective sand dunes were leveled by the combination of Hurricane Ivan last September and Hurricane Dennis back in July. I took these a couple of hours ago: http://members.cox.net/ccl/ Casey > Even though Hurricane Katrina is about 200 miles away, she is > already having a major impact on our beaches here (about 45 [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > I took these a couple of hours ago: > http://members.cox.net/ccl/ Thanks for the photos. Will that bar will last thru the next one? And where are the young ladies wearing butt-floss? :-) Rog' said > > Even though Hurricane Katrina is about 200 miles away, she is > > already having a major impact on our beaches here (about 45 [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Thanks for the photos. Will that bar will last thru the next one? I'm not sure this bar will make it through this one. The surf levels are already really high and we'll probably lose part of US Hwy 98 yet again - 3rd time in 12 months. We have some mandatory evacuations going on just because of the expected storm surge and waves. > And where are the young ladies wearing butt-floss? :-) Well, I saw one who was wearing a coverup - didn't cover it up much though. ;-) Casey You take care, OK? > Rog' said >> > Even though Hurricane Katrina is about 200 miles away, she is [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > Casey >> And where are the young ladies wearing butt-floss? :-) > >Well, I saw one who was wearing a coverup - didn't cover it up much >though. ;-) There a picture of that in there??? >Thanks for the photos. Will that bar will last thru the next one? >And where are the young ladies wearing butt-floss? :-) They're standing behind Casey while he takes the pics, checking out HIS butt-floss! :-) (you DO wear thongs, right Casey?) ml said > >Thanks for the photos. Will that bar will last thru the next one? > >And where are the young ladies wearing butt-floss? :-) > > They're standing behind Casey while he takes the pics, checking out HIS > butt-floss! :-) > (you DO wear thongs, right Casey?) No ... well, at least not when I sleep at night. ;-) Casey > ml said > > They're standing behind Casey while he takes the pics, checking out HIS [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Casey No offence, but that imagery is slightly upsetting. >>ml said >> [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > No offence, but that imagery is slightly upsetting. Speak for yourself. ;) Cheryl OMFG, dude - you f*en hang in there... Better yet - get the f* out of there. Be safe. >Even though Hurricane Katrina is about 200 miles away, she is already >having a major impact on our beaches here (about 45 miles east of [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > >Casey -------- You can't change the past, but you can change the future. My Own Doppelganger said > OMFG, dude - you f*en hang in there... Better yet - get the f* out of > there. Be safe. Thanks dude. I'll be okay - even though this hurricane is extremely strong and much larger in area than most, we're far enough away that we'll top out around 70 mph or so. It's the places right along the beach that will get clobbered by the waves and may collapse. Casey > Even though Hurricane Katrina This was the name of my grandmother. Must be a vicious hurricane. > is about 200 miles away, she is already > having a major impact on our beaches here (about 45 miles east of [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Casey > Even though Hurricane Katrina is about 200 miles away, she is already > having a major impact on our beaches here (about 45 miles east of [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Casey Thanks for the pictures Casey...puts a realistic perception on things. I'll post pics from our first big snowstorm when we get it this winter! Elisa you live in Destin? My sister just moved from there. " > you live in Destin? My sister just moved from there. Someone left Florida? Was Casey the reason. ;-) Rog' said > > you live in Destin? My sister just moved from there. > > Someone left Florida? Was Casey the reason. ;-) Damn, was that his sister?? Wait a minute ... was that the beautiful, sweet, unmarried 40 year-old? Casey > Rog' said: Was Casey the reason. ;-) > Damn, was that his sister?? LOL. How'd your beach bar fare? Is there any beach left? >> Rog' said: Was Casey the reason. ;-) >> Damn, was that his sister?? > >LOL. >How'd your beach bar fare? Is there any beach left? more importantly, is there any BAR left?? >>> Rog' said: Was Casey the reason. ;-) >>> Damn, was that his sister?? [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > more importantly, is there any BAR left?? Since I'm not sure if we have and La., Miss., or Ala. posters, I'm certain Casey and his neighbors will show their typical hospitality and grace toward those who are now stuck in his neck of the woods unable to go home. Things don't look real good for some folks. YooperBoyka said > Since I'm not sure if we have and La., Miss., or Ala. posters, > I'm certain Casey and his neighbors will show their typical > hospitality and grace toward those who are now stuck in > his neck of the woods unable to go home. > Things don't look real good for some folks. No, they look dismal indeed. We have a large percentage of people here with close ties to New Orleans and a lot of people from there who visit here. Right now we have tons of Mississippi and Louisiana folks who evacuated to this area. The stories so far are grim - I was out with some friends this evening and one of them ran into a couple he knew from New Orleans. They said their home and entire neighborhood are flooded. To make it even worse, they're staying at a condo here that has no power - thanks to Katrina. I think we'll start seeing more and more horror stories from the Biloxi/Gulfport area because of the massive storm surge. So far the reporting from there has been spotty at best just of the damage and lack of access. Casey ml said > >> Rog' said: Was Casey the reason. ;-) > >> Damn, was that his sister?? > > > > LOL. > > How'd your beach bar fare? Is there any beach left? Actually the bar is still there and the beaches didn't get hit as hard as we were afraid they would. We've had a couple of days of pounding waves that eroded everything even more, but the surge level wasn't as high as was feared. > more importantly, is there any BAR left?? It held up amazingly well as far as I could tell from the street. I'll have to go check it out tomorrow if it's open. ;-) Casey > Rog' said > > > you live in Destin? My sister just moved from there. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Casey yes that was her. she was the postmaster in destin, ever run into her? Longshot said > "Casey" <cclremovethispart@cox.net> wrote in message > > Rog' said [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > yes that was her. she was the postmaster in destin, ever run into her? Not that I am aware of, although it's possible that I might recognize her - it is a very small town. I wish I had managed to meet her though. Casey > Longshot said > > "Casey" <cclremovethispart@cox.net> wrote in message [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > I wish I had managed to meet her though. > Casey she moved south (near Tampa) about a year ago. too bad for you Longshot said > > Longshot said > > > "Casey" <cclremovethispart@cox.net> wrote in message [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > she moved south (near Tampa) about a year ago. too bad for you Yep - sure sounds like it. Casey Ya know, after seeing all the photos of the nightmare in New Orleans, my heart aches for its population. When I was down there a couple of years ago, I'd wondered what the heck was keeping the gulf at bay. Now I know. Not a lot... :-( It was a beautiful and historic city - I hope they can rebuild. >Longshot said >> "Casey" <cclremovethispart@cox.net> wrote in message [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > >Casey -------- You can't change the past, but you can change the future. > Even though Hurricane Katrina is about 200 miles away, she is already > having a major impact on our beaches here (about 45 miles east of [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > http://members.cox.net/ccl/ One word: Beach front property. One other word: Buy low (i.e. not Air pressure) and sell hi (not your state of mind after a couple of kilkohkalkennies (or whatever them beers is called)). Rambler Rambler said > > Even though Hurricane Katrina is about 200 miles away, she is already > > having a major impact on our beaches here (about 45 miles east of [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Beach front property. An alternative - buy adjacent property that will be beachfront after the current beachfront construction falls into the ocean. > One other word: > > Buy low (i.e. not Air pressure) and sell hi (not your state of mind > after a couple of kilkohkalkennies (or whatever them beers is called)). Or buy low even while hi from the "them whatevers". Casey |
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