/pine
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Any Port in a Storm...
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JPRambo
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If it was rabbits and a cow I would think it was my granddaughter. My son and his family are in SWFlorida.
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/pine
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IIRC...he was up around Gainesville...mostly out of harms way...
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You gots to do what you gots to do..
JPRambo
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My younger brother lives near Gainesville fl.. They got lots of rain and wind.
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/pine
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Pretty much all of Florida (minus the panhandle) got lots of rain and wind...!
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Man, that’s beyond dumb. What do you think happens when sheets of rain slam into the window, not to mention if it gets blown out? If the big one spooks he will stomp the dogs into a grease stain, not to mention get tangled up in that crate.
Horse chicks are nuts
Horse chicks are nuts
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Didn’t mean to poop on your thread, I like the pic, it works better as a gag saying “when you’re cold outside, so are they.. Bring them in”! Or something like that.
Cute pony too.
Cute pony too.
riptides
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Some horses are bomb proof. Meaning their demeanor is that nothing will phase them.
Lineman North Florida
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I live abot 10 miles NW of Gainesville and the outer edge of the storm was to the East of us, we only got about 1/2" of rain out of Ian and very little wind over 30MPH, we were very fortunate on this one.
Lineman North Florida
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When I was in Louisiana in 2005 working Hurricane Katrina and Rita we were roughly 10 miles from the gulf coast in farm country and many cows and horses survived by taking refuge on porches of homes as they were the highest spot that they could find.
cqaigy2
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Man, hurricanes are nuts. If the wind doesn't get you, you have to contend with the water, and that seems much harder to hide from. Not saying forest fires are any fun, but man. Speaking of which, i smell smoke.
