How did we do? The answer depends on who you talk to.
The majority of conversations that this V.W.Contributor had with neighbors was positive. Nobody lost a roof or suffered any major damage. This is good.
Most of "Fay's" naughty work was on trees, and she also spilled a good deal of water in the canals. The picture on the left is in the area near the preserve (where the fire was last year). Fay filled up the section between woods and the Boulevard.
The second "pic" shows how far up the grass the water came. There is an overflow system in place so water level was not likely to get any higher.
The third "pic" is on Sorrento. This was one of numerous trees that fell to Fay's gusty winds.
The last "pic" is of the tall grass in the water shown in prior post. When our Lady left town that grass could hardly be seen sticking out of the water.
No major damage, houses intact, electric working again, leads one to be glad that, Fay is now just a memory.
1 comment:
Glad to hear she didn't do too much damage. Thanks for keeping us posted.
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