HURRICANE DENNIS PHOTOS FROM PENSACOLA, FL

my personal website ^ | July 9, 2005 | blueberry12

[blueberry12]

Hey, we still have electricity! The rain just stopped. No wind. No storm. Everything is calm. The crickets are playing their music outside. They have no idea what's coming! ;-)

We made some pictures of Hurricane Dennis today.
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Good bye! I am afraid that tomorrow when I wake up, I won't be able to go on the internet for a month.

[Hank Rearden]

Wow - rain in Florida?

Does Fox News know about this?

[GrandEagle]

Just a bit west of Mobile in Semmes, AL.
Wind is breezy but not too bad.
Were all boarded up, batteryied up, gassed up, waiting to see what happens. Just heard ithe thing is supposed to charge up Mobile bay. - Lucky us huh?

Hang tuff - Prayers for you and your family's safety!

GE

[mwyounce]

I'm holding on about an hour northwest of you in Hattiesburg....

Good luck down there!

[GrandEagle]

Thanks! You folks should get lots of rain out of this thing too.

GE

[nmh]

Wow!

This is better than the news!

Your pictures are awesome.

[miele man]

Great pix! The ones with the dark clouds were featured on The Weather Channel by Jim (I'm always in the middle of a hurricane) Cantore.

I hope to see your web page tomorrow with the pix saying: "We're still here".

Stay safe.

[stainlessbanner]

bttt

[saquin]

How far inland are you?

[M. Espinola]

You have some incredible photos of the very threatening looking clouds. Great job & stay safe!

[NonValueAdded]

Hank, that's category 5 rain to you. Take a look at Hurricane Dennis (Live Thread, Part V) which shows the $hit$storm about to hit that idyllic little scene. The photos have a certain "before" quality to them. I'm not sure someone from Washington State would have the same appreciation as we with loved ones (including ourselves) in the path might have. Suggest you retract your comment while blueberry12 is still alive to read it. Yes, it could be that bad. If you have the bandwidth, look at this

[BellStar]

If you servive this trust me the bad guys will come to take your stuff! Be safe and use the "international language" when the lawless ones come.I rode out 2 hurricane and the lawless ones came in soon as the wind died down and took off as soon as we Racked the action on a shotgun. It is a good language to know. Know what I mean?

[blueberry12]

We are about 1 or 2 miles north of Pensacola Bay. That is quite close, but fortunately our house is high, so it doesn't flood over here.

By the way, we got the power back tonight! :-D

[blueberry12]

If you servive this trust me the bad guys will come to take your stuff! Be safe and use the "international language" when the lawless ones come.

Thanks for the advice! Thank God, we did not have thiefs. I think people knew that we're at home. Thiefs like to break in to houses where they have a feeling that the people evacuated and nobody is at home.