Scott, I am going out on a limb here!I will venture a guess that you have not been in the eye of a hurricane - EVER!
I've been in Hurricanes, REAL Blizzards, Tornados, and Sand Storms in the Sahara Desert.I'd take the Tornado over all of them! You can get out of the way of those and they go away pretty fast.Everything else? You have days of warnings. If you choose to ride them out? That's on you!You choose to ride out a Hurricane? May as well stand on a rail road track and whine the Train hit you.
I've been in Hurricanes, REAL Blizzards, Tornados, and Sand Storms, and many a Pickles!
Quote from: Privateer on January 27, 2024, 05:26:41 PMI've been in Hurricanes, REAL Blizzards, Tornados, and Sand Storms in the Sahara Desert.I'd take the Tornado over all of them! You can get out of the way of those and they go away pretty fast.Everything else? You have days of warnings. If you choose to ride them out? That's on you!You choose to ride out a Hurricane? May as well stand on a rail road track and whine the Train hit you.Hi Jeff.I've been in Typhoons, REAL Blizzards, Tornados.On the 4th of September 1968, Typhoon Bess hit Viet Nam.I had no choice but to ride that one out. Under intense fire too.I was involved in an infantry battle, in the Central Highlands, during the course of that typhoon.All the things a Hurricane brings but with Bullets, Rockets and Mortar Rounds too.Your right...it was like being hit head on by a Freight Train.Best Wishes - Tom
Ouch Dan what's the damage?
Ouch Dan.
It's hard for me to get a good ear pic on myself. The branch dug a pretty deep hole and tore the skin back. It took about 3 hours to get it fixed up. They just cleaned and bonded it. Here is a better/another angle pic of the surface of the damage.