From what I've seen on the news, it looks far worse than Hurricane Camille'sdamage in '69. All storms since then have been compared to Camille and up until Katrina, not one even came close!
Greg McDonnell (all of our cars made it through Katrina just fine)
Hi, I heard from Patrick Moore who lives on the other side of Lake Pontchartrain from New Orleans. I saw footage of his town on the news on Monday and it was a place you didn't want to be. Fortunately he and his family are OK.
Here is his message:
We evacuated. We're in Tallahassee. Apparently our town was spared flooding but the wind damage was bad. We haven't been able to find out anything about our house, but assume it's still there. We're going to attempt to return tomorrow, and of course won't be able to send news for a few days at least. There's no power, no phones and no service expected for a week at least.
I moved the Buick to the garage-bay next to the Imperial. It's a cinderblock building, as you may recall, and in a high spot in town. Barring tree damage, therefore, I'm hopeful that the Buick and the Imperial survived unscathed. I'll let you know when I can.
Patrick
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