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Old 09-13-2018, 04:27 PM   #1
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Re: Hurricane Florence

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supposed to leave saturday morning for kill devil hills. just playing the waiting game right now
I would ask for a refund. Even by a miracle you can even get there there will be no food water or fuel ...no power.



Looks like both my girls might lose their homes with this storm. Brigadier General at Camp Lejeune is in trouble for not evacuating the base. If any of you have ever been there it is at Sea level and yes the
barricks can withstand the storm but the Base Housing can not,the entire camp is surrounded by ponds,lakes and tributaries of the Ocean and the in land water way. God forbid someone pass's away under this idiot's Command.

https://www.businessinsider.com/mari...lorence-2018-9

https://www.newsobserver.com/news/lo...218221700.html
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Old 09-18-2018, 11:46 PM   #2
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I would ask for a refund. Even by a miracle you can even get there there will be no food water or fuel ...no power.



Looks like both my girls might lose their homes with this storm. Brigadier General at Camp Lejeune is in trouble for not evacuating the base. If any of you have ever been there it is at Sea level and yes the
barricks can withstand the storm but the Base Housing can not,the entire camp is surrounded by ponds,lakes and tributaries of the Ocean and the in land water way. God forbid someone pass's away under this idiot's Command.

https://www.businessinsider.com/mari...lorence-2018-9

https://www.newsobserver.com/news/lo...218221700.html
So what happened? They ok?
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Old 09-19-2018, 05:12 AM   #3
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Re: Hurricane Florence

The one who lives in Jacksonville(Onslow county) went back to NC yesterday a 6 hour trip took 7 1/2 but they made it back and have power. All things considering the house did well ,no major water but some roof shingles and the deck are screwed up . There is some water damage from the roof but not to bad.They all so own a home in New Bern(a rental) that one was hit hard and they are waiting for a report from the management company.

The other lives in Hope Mills just outside of Fayetteville ,I-95 finally open down to her exit but she then gets on Rt 87 and that is still flooded and will be till at least Monday from what they are saying . She is being told her house looks ok but still not sure.
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Old 09-19-2018, 10:21 AM   #4
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The one who lives in Jacksonville(Onslow county) went back to NC yesterday a 6 hour trip took 7 1/2 but they made it back and have power. All things considering the house did well ,no major water but some roof shingles and the deck are screwed up . There is some water damage from the roof but not to bad.They all so own a home in New Bern(a rental) that one was hit hard and they are waiting for a report from the management company.

The other lives in Hope Mills just outside of Fayetteville ,I-95 finally open down to her exit but she then gets on Rt 87 and that is still flooded and will be till at least Monday from what they are saying . She is being told her house looks ok but still not sure.
I guess thats good news.
Hopefully everything works out!
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Old 09-19-2018, 02:31 PM   #5
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The one who lives in Jacksonville(Onslow county) went back to NC yesterday a 6 hour trip took 7 1/2 but they made it back and have power. All things considering the house did well ,no major water but some roof shingles and the deck are screwed up . There is some water damage from the roof but not to bad.They all so own a home in New Bern(a rental) that one was hit hard and they are waiting for a report from the management company.

The other lives in Hope Mills just outside of Fayetteville ,I-95 finally open down to her exit but she then gets on Rt 87 and that is still flooded and will be till at least Monday from what they are saying . She is being told her house looks ok but still not sure.
Ugh sux....I know people from obx who are from new bern. There place got major food damage.

Hope shit comes thru
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