SeaYoda
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Glad you made out OK. I'm sorry for those that didn't - may be we can get a break for a while!metaldector:
Jeanne Damage Photos
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Kayla
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Holy cow. Incredible pics, I just can't believe all the damage. How very sad! :dazzler1:
DennisW
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I know that marina well. Too bad about the damage.
The Condo that Donna is renting is unlivable. After she talked to the owner, he had a contractor there immediately taking out the carpet, getting the sliding glass door stabalized, and generally starting restoration work. The frame of the sliding glass door came loose from the wall, evidently it was not installed properly. There was roof damage and water came in through the airconditioning ducting. Some of the condos had water coming in through the drier vents, flooding the condo's. The driers in each condo vents through the roof. A bad design anyway, since drier lint can build up and cause fires in roof vents. I believe that isn't to code any longer. So, Donna is staying with friends for now. Her things were ok, though, she put them in a back bedroom where they were out of the possibility of getting rain blown in through windows or doors.
The Condo that Donna is renting is unlivable. After she talked to the owner, he had a contractor there immediately taking out the carpet, getting the sliding glass door stabalized, and generally starting restoration work. The frame of the sliding glass door came loose from the wall, evidently it was not installed properly. There was roof damage and water came in through the airconditioning ducting. Some of the condos had water coming in through the drier vents, flooding the condo's. The driers in each condo vents through the roof. A bad design anyway, since drier lint can build up and cause fires in roof vents. I believe that isn't to code any longer. So, Donna is staying with friends for now. Her things were ok, though, she put them in a back bedroom where they were out of the possibility of getting rain blown in through windows or doors.
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metaldector
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A friend sent me his insurance photo of his boat. Notice there is no water under the keel? This was from Hurricane Frances. Also, you can see his "mailbox" on the stern which is used to move sand while treasure hunting.
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