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I’m at our place by the beach in Maine as I write this. If Hurricane Earl has devastated the coast, as the media said Earl would, someone should tell this guy who is swimming in the tsunami-sized waves. Also, the family who brought their kids down in that wagon. They look terrified, too.
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ah, Maine Street versus Bay Street; you’ve been to both, now, so: which one really blows?
Warren, sure it is good calm weather the system is many miles away from you. Sure this one missed but it’s a crap shoot. Always has been and always will be. I agree the media is after the “story”.
Always has been always will be. It is possible to find information to make informed decisions as to where one will go. It is difficult and requires hour by hour tracking. As little a difference as across the GTA can make it a hit or miss.
Having weathered a class 4-5 hurricane tends to make one respect what they can be.
SaltAir
http://www.saltair.yolasite.com/hurricanes
BTW waiting for this one to clear Cape Breton.
Good luck to your and yours
you can check out what it all looks like from up here http://www.flashearth.com/
My mistake Cath.
Sorry, I thought it was a picture of the furious internal debate (Harper deciding…) over the selection of the “next” Chief of Staff. After all, their highest priority is to blow out of town with a bang!
Just training to win the Darwin Awards.
Looks like this thing is doing some damage to Nove Scotia, further east, but I know what Warren means. Sometimes the coverage on CNN makes me wonder if they’re cheering for the hurricane…