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<p>[QUOTE="Ed Zak, post: 16418, member: 824"]<b>Sorry Charley...</b></p><p><br /></p><p>I live about 10 miles south of Daytona...right smack in the Northeast quadrant of the storm. Let me tell you, the sounds I heard at 10:45 PM that night were something else. Winds peaked at over 90 MPH as it hit.</p><p><br /></p><p>Lost power for over 48 hours...nothing like sleeping in 99% humidity and 90 degree weather for almost three nights. Ever take a shower only to keep on sweating after you get out of the shower?...NOT PRETTY!</p><p><br /></p><p>In any case, I lost about 5 rows of shingles near the top ridge vent, my screen, 3 trees, and the whole town smelled like a Christmas tree lot in December with yard waste all around.</p><p><br /></p><p>It could have been worst like in SW Florida where they got the full force at 145 MPH winds, but that is why I have been quiet (in the forum) for awhile. Anyways, my leg muscles are shot from carrying asphalt shingles up and down extension ladders as the sun beats on you. NOT FUN!</p><p><br /></p><p>I grew in Buffalo and had my share of blizzards and snow...but I will tell you, I'll take snow over Hurricane force winds and rain anyday! When a blizzard hit in Buffalo, we had a party...played billards, cards, and threw on an extra blanket at night...no big deal. Fired up the snow blower and dug out...NEVER had to replace roofs or homes in my town...NEVER!</p><p><br /></p><p>Even had time to look through lots of coins! Imagine that!</p><p><br /></p><p>I am thankful I was on the exit path of Charley! BTW...still love my Bills![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Ed Zak, post: 16418, member: 824"][b]Sorry Charley...[/b] I live about 10 miles south of Daytona...right smack in the Northeast quadrant of the storm. Let me tell you, the sounds I heard at 10:45 PM that night were something else. Winds peaked at over 90 MPH as it hit. Lost power for over 48 hours...nothing like sleeping in 99% humidity and 90 degree weather for almost three nights. Ever take a shower only to keep on sweating after you get out of the shower?...NOT PRETTY! In any case, I lost about 5 rows of shingles near the top ridge vent, my screen, 3 trees, and the whole town smelled like a Christmas tree lot in December with yard waste all around. It could have been worst like in SW Florida where they got the full force at 145 MPH winds, but that is why I have been quiet (in the forum) for awhile. Anyways, my leg muscles are shot from carrying asphalt shingles up and down extension ladders as the sun beats on you. NOT FUN! I grew in Buffalo and had my share of blizzards and snow...but I will tell you, I'll take snow over Hurricane force winds and rain anyday! When a blizzard hit in Buffalo, we had a party...played billards, cards, and threw on an extra blanket at night...no big deal. Fired up the snow blower and dug out...NEVER had to replace roofs or homes in my town...NEVER! Even had time to look through lots of coins! Imagine that! I am thankful I was on the exit path of Charley! BTW...still love my Bills![/QUOTE]
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