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  1. #1
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    Sallyanne- I hope all stays safe and all the beautiful trees around your place survive- in their interest and yours.

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    Best of luck to all of you in the Irene path - stay safe!



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    I hope that everyone stays safe and that hurricane Irene blows over soon without causing any more damage. Lots of prayers and positive thoughts are being sent to everyone in need.

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    I did end up making one little trip, and today was a sad day for trees. Even the relatively small trees here in our two neighboring developments lost major limbs, and damaged a loved wooden fence. The water has receded a lot, but I am sure stepping on the grass right now would be like stepping on a wet sponge - you'd feel it sploosh around your foot!

    The wind is still gusting, kak, so it'll just be a breeze, and then a big wind will bluster through, and settle back down, and it's only sprinkling now.
    I've Been Frosted

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    Here in RI, half the population has no power, and it will be about a week before everyone has it back. (We didn't lose power)
    Smithfield, RI water supply contaminated, they have to boil their water.
    Providence alone has more than 70 streets closed - trees, wires.

    My cousin in No Kingston NH lost power at about 3 PM and doesn't expect it back on any time soon.

    My back yard as that "sploosh" effect, Karen, lol.
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    On eastern seaboard, over 4 million have no power.

    In RI, 2 main transmission lines are out, and 24 substations are flat. These 24, it is not due to the transmission lines, these are separate issues.

    Next high tide is between 7 and 8 PM, and has raised concerns.
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    Power outage

    I was without power from 2PM to 8PM. Not too bad, actually. The horror is not knowing how long you'll be without it. I had cranked down the freezer temperature as low as it would go, in preparation for such an event.

    No trees down so far. Just branches and lots of leaves. We still have the rest of the night to go through. The rain has eased up but the winds are high and gusting.

    I think Irene is going home soon. Phewwwwwwwwwwwwww. She had my house creaking and swaying.

    I hope everyone else is doing ok.

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