first damage I saw by jocko500
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this is the first damage i saw today beside a tranformor blowing up late night[sorry I miss that shot]
I stay at my son house and the lights went out around 11:30pm. I fell a sleep. and wake up to see it stop raining and most the winds die out. at times it came back as a ban came our way.
This tree fell down about a block frome my son house and took out the wires and phone lines of the neightor hood. some wirwe men came by and say they had a report of one wire down. They going to report it for it will take three trucks to do the job.
my son took the shoot of me by the roots I took the shot of what the tree took out and it just miss that car.
I ok I at home now with the lights on at my house . my son is without lights.
thanks every one for every thing
Comments (38)
Such devestation Rita has cause.... But glad to hear you are okay Amazing image also Vote n hugs Susan~
WOW!! Jocko!! I am glad you and your people are ok. Stay safe!!
I saw scenes like that twice last year in Florida from Frances and Jeanne...Two weeks without elctricity..that's why I moved to Santa Fe=))) Great pics,,bad memories..Glad you're ok =)
It is amazing how powerful Nature can be. I am glad you and yours are safe.
we never even got a drop of rain from it! It was so fortunate that it decreased in strength before land fall or there would be no houses left. glad that you and your family are safe
Glad that you're OK Jock. thanks for posting the photos. We don't get many hurricanes in the desert where I live ... I don't think I'd care for the experience either. :-) Take care.
oh it sound like a train going by but for hours on end
The force of nature. Scaring and impressing.
These Hurricanes are so scary..Just watching what is happening to you all on TV is awful! I am very relieved to hear you and your Family are okay! Good shots of this damaged tree. ;)
Glad that you and your family are safe! Impressing shot :)
glad you are all safe ! impressing shot !
In belgium we've the habit of bad weather... but not that bad, Sorry for you and your compatriots...
Very impressive shots!! the most important is that you and your family are save :)) Have a nice week-end :))
glad you and yours are safe,impressing shot,oh my what huge tree-roots! take care***
Perfect example of why they say 'Don't mess with Mother Nature!' Awesome pics! V (:
Another effect of global warming? Glad you and your family are ok
Thank you for your reporting. I am surprised at the terrible damage. I'm glad that you and your family was safe.
Nature can be terrible too, I am glad you are ok!
Impressive.
Scary!Bless you and all who expirenced all this!
Glad to see that you're safe. Excellent shot. Aloha
Great shots. Glad your family is safe.
same thing in my neighborhood, Jock..no power for a couple of days..then no internet or cable for a day and half...how did people manage before tv and internet..i went nuts! thanks for sharing these pics with us..glad you are safe! *
A fine Reportage Posting...You take good care Jocko!
wowww sure ripped that tree wonderful reporting thanks for sharing take care over there...:)))))
Incredible powers that tear a tree with these root just out of its place! Fortunately your beloveds are safe and sound, but now starts the time of the big clean up! Take good care!
Wow - glad all are safe Jock.
That's a really big root ball! Glad to see that it's not raining or flooding there. What a mess, it's going to take a while to get this all straightened out.
Your photos make it all so much more real to me. I don't know anyone else who lives down south. I suffered through many earthquakes while I lived in Los Angeles, but now I live outside of Santa Fe (near rayburg). Your photos are shocking. Excellent POVs. Thank you for keeping us updated my friend. My prayers are with you and all of the south.
Thanks for capturing and sharing this with the world. Hard to believe nature's storms sometimes do this kind of damage, yet somehow nature never seems as distructive as human kind has been on occasion. Glad you are okay and have lights and hope your son's are trued back on soon. Take care! ~Vote~