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PostPosted: Tue Oct 25, 2005 2:10 am 
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We are on our way down to Key West for the winter and got word that our 37' 5th wheel had about 3-4 feet of water around it. I don't know how much damage was done to the inside but all the storage compartments were flooded. I had about 1500.00 worth of tools in the compartments and those are probably lost. Not too sure where my boat is either. and my storage trailer had all of our outdoor stuff in it had 4 feet of water in it too.
We are heading to Key West tomorrow and hopefully the water didn't get into the living area of the trailer..

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Ouch, sorry to hear about that buddy. Hopefully you'll be able to save some of it. Will this never end!!!John How38650.4678819444

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Gary, I hope all works out somehow. It seems like so many of my freiends down that direction are having to deal with this onslaught of huricanes. I wish you well...let us know how things are going, ok?

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Sorry to read about this, Gary. Hopefully once you make it back down there you'll be able to recover and salvage a fair amount of your belongings. We got lucky here in Houston with Rita.

Speaking of Wilma's bite, hey Don, you okay up there? I hear that Wilma's joined up with a local weather pattern up there to turn into something of a perfect-storm-style Nor'easter with high winds and tons of rain.

Hope you folks in New England fair through this okay.

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Gary, as one who has recently experienced a hurricane, I feel for you. Except we seem to have fared better than you. Hope the trailer is ok, but tools can be replaced, right? (With better ones!)

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Yes, they can be replaced and the trailed can be replaced if it needs to be. It is a Carriage Xtrm5 5 slide 5th wheel that is only 2 years old. But there are people a lot worse off than me. We are going down in the morning and when I can get access again I will post another reply..

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Good luck Gary. I truly wish you the best in a bad situation.


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I feel for you gary, Last January I lost my F-150 Supercrew and Volkswagen convertible when a bad storm came through our parts and knocked a 60' eucalyptus on them.

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Gary,
I hope things will turn out o.k. I will keep you and your neighbors in our prayers.

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Gary, I'm in Key West. Much of the island is OK, depends on where your stuff is. Call me ---------------
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