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Tropical Storm Debby in Louisiana - Part 1 
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Added: Jun-24-2012 Occurred On: Jun-23-2012
By: RickBond
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Tags: Tropical Storm, Debby, RickBond
Location: Louisiana, United States (load item map)
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  • Thanks for sharing Rick and i hope everthing works out in your favor for you your family and your beautiful property there friend. voted

    Posted Jun-24-2012 By 
    ZANGADO (3013.20)  

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  • Still stalled out just along I75 here in Florida.
    Been there since 0900 this morning.
    http://jacksonville.justweather.com/?default=true#position=0

    Posted Jun-24-2012 By 
    moefugger (2136.66)  

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  • We're getting some good winds from bands here in the Florida Panhandle. Waves are a good 10 feet locally.

    The tracking models are all over the place, though the model they favor he most have it skimming right past you, Rick. (top one on list.)

    http://www.myfoxhurricane.com/custom/storms/storm2_models.html

    Posted Jun-24-2012 By 
    joe prole (1632.30)  

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  • Be safe RickBond. We'll look forward to an update later.

    Posted Jun-24-2012 By 
    rather-dashing (155.80)  

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  • lol pleny of beer and wiskey keep us up dated ,

    Posted Jun-24-2012 By 
    kiska (985.96)  

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  • sheesh, it looks like your home is almost at sea level looking off the right corner of the yard. stay safe.

    Posted Jun-24-2012 By 
    Amusing (5210.08)

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  • Stay safe RB, no telling what will become of this storm so lets hope for a little rain and a little wind and nothing more where ever it heads.

    Posted Jun-24-2012 By 
    killingforgod (703.90)

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  • all the same rick, you have an awesome backyard. hope everything works out

    Posted Jun-24-2012 By 
    mr-shaft (507.70)  

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  • Buy some claymores, teach them critters a lesson!

    Posted Jun-24-2012 By 
    CargeLock (1981.82)  

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  • They changed the track. It's heading right down your poop chute.

    Prepare.

    Posted Jun-24-2012 By 
    Blue3tar (479.60)  

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  • Raining here now.
    I am under the yellow part of the radar, the red will be over me in a bit.
    http://jacksonville.justweather.com/?default=true#position=16

    Posted Jun-24-2012 By 
    moefugger (2136.66)  

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    • @moefugger an interesting map - and well famous place names for us over here, shame about all the rain. we've had a deluge over the last few weeks too. many parts of the country are under flood alerts at the moment.

      Posted Jun-24-2012 By 
      thecleaner001 (11776.88)  

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  • what an amazing place RB, hope all's well with you guys over there, talking about the wild-life like that has taken the perception to a higher level - awesome.

    Posted Jun-24-2012 By 
    thecleaner001 (11776.88)  

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  • Rick living next the the river is indeed an adventure and a courageous one at that but then again, having such natural beauty at your doorstep has its price.

    Hope it all goes by uneventful brother and stay safe.

    Ever thought about setting out some critter traps? I think whatever you catch would be worth filing and sharing as well.

    V'td--awesome as usual

    Posted Jun-25-2012 By 
    piruly (672.90)  

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    • @piruly

      Thanks for the good words, as usual Pi.

      I have some "humane traps" that I used to use to relocate problem critters. But as of about 15 years ago I have always had at least one dog, so I don't have problems with "pests" like Opossums (sorry Salt!) like I used to. Even nutria aren't much of a problem anymore, but I shoot them since they are very destructive and aren't indigenous. Unfortunately, with the dogs, I have lost some of the animals I enjoyed like raccoo More..

      Posted Jun-25-2012 By 
      RickBond (6429.30)  

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  • Just another day in Paradise Rick.

    You got a great piece of land, but I would probably start sand-bagging around the house.

    Posted Jun-25-2012 By 
    figatomek (12188.28)  

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  • it's rarely the wind that causes damage, it's the storm surge and tides that destroy a home.
    hope you endure safely.
    stay safe, cheers!

    Posted Jun-24-2012 By 
    CaptainPORKhead (470.76)

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