check in for Northeast cubbers

[ScottyD'sdad]

Kit has power back. Ed

[BigBill]

Kit has power back. Ed

Ditto;
I got his email today.

I feel really bad for the people in NJ and NY city. No power, no gas with the northeaster approaching tomorrow night they said but it looks like rain due to the warmer temps.

They need housing for 40k of people??

Seeing all this makes me think i need one of those big GI tents with the GI woodstove just incase we lose the house someday in a storm with no where to go?

[ricky racer]

The reach of Sandy is amazing. Southwest Michigan is a long way from the east coast, but we too suffered damage from the storm. We had high winds here as the storm moved inland. Among the casulities was the storage shed at my In-Laws.





Peeking out from under the roof is my In-Laws Cub Cadet mower.

[Rudi]

Wow!... they said Sandy was one of the worst on record for its size and reach. I guess they weren't exaggerating at all ....

[Don McCombs]

Interesting... The center of the storm passed within 75 miles of us and we had hardly any wind. We did get between 2 and 3 feet of snow, though.

[Peter Person]

Interesting... The center of the storm passed within 75 miles of us and we had hardly any wind. We did get between 2 and 3 feet of snow, though.

We want pictures!

Peter

[Don McCombs]

Of what? The snow?

[Peter Person]

Of what? The snow?

Yes, the snow.
Thanks,
Peter

[Bob Perry]

Yes, the snow.
Thanks,
Peter

Don't worry Don, I was down there and got a good picture of the snow !





There ya go !!!

[Don McCombs]

Here's a real photo.
This is actually before it stopped snowing.

[Rudi]

Don:

I really like that pic. Looks like here around the middle of November and that is what usually stays. Has it melted yet?

[wfmdfm]

Just got home late last night. I work for a electric Utility in New England. Worked for a week in southern RI and then got hit with the Noreaster and worked a few more days. We then traveled to Long Island for the last 8 days most spent on a barrier island call Fire Island. Big mess there and only access is with 4wd. We parked $4.5 million in trucks and equipment and worked out of pick up trucks with $500 dollars of climbing tools. Most of the homes on the island were summer homes but there were a fair share of full timers there.

[Buzzard Wing]

Yikes, kinda different, looks like the T-111 is holding up that first house.

You gotta be tired!