Hurricane Michael got my camper
I live in the Florida Panhandle at the intersection of Florida, Alabama and Georgia. Last Wednesday we had a visit from hurricane Michael. In fact, the eye crossed us with recorded sustained winds of ...
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That's a valid question. I have lived in Florida all my life, I'll be 65 on the 23rd, grew up in Miami, and have been through many hurricanes. I was pretty familiar with the expected outcome. I have lived in Marianna since 1978 and had several through this general area. We are nearly 60 miles from the coast line, so normal hurricanes cause problems, but not catastrophic destruction this far inland. Of course, this one turned out not to be normal in any sense of the word.
We had set it up as a standby if we lost power to the house with the refrigerator running and gas for the generator. Unfortunately, that plan didn't play out with the odds.
We also have a basement we can head for if it really had gotten bad. We did that when Ivan spun off tornadoes through here.
Hope this answers your question.
Dale
We had set it up as a standby if we lost power to the house with the refrigerator running and gas for the generator. Unfortunately, that plan didn't play out with the odds.
We also have a basement we can head for if it really had gotten bad. We did that when Ivan spun off tornadoes through here.
Hope this answers your question.
Dale
