Bradford owes God some favors.

Oh and I've sold off all the projects in the last month or two.

Got three calls about that Chaparral 21 for its trailer as the storm was approaching. Guy that got here first backed up and hitched it up,before even looking at it. Had his boat tied to a dock near Richmond Hill with no way of getting her out of the water, felt bad for him.

BY my count Ferm and Pipe are still unaccounted for, and Tusbaki needs to update us. Glad you and Brad both made it thru ok. Thank you Jesus. :pray2:

I made it through fine, hardly anything made it my way. Only ended up with about 3 inches of rain, and some 40mph gusts. We lucked out big time when he went 60 miles back to the east when he was atill a cat 4.

We faired exceptionally well.
Was really worried about Bradford.
That storm came a little more west than projected and 105mph winds. You could hear the gusts sounding much like a jet heading toward you and then thankfully dissipate just before getting to you.
It appeared on the radar and sounded like Wilmington Island was getting its *** handed to her from 2 to 4:30am.

No damage to our houses boats or automobiles. I now own the neighbors 5' caliper evergreen oak, it's in the backyard. Had. To replace 3 shingles on the garage because of it.
That would have been awful if it hit the garage with all of the crap I have piled i it.

The neighbor had several derelict boats stacked next to it. Now the Whaler, aluminum boat and a few small sailboats are a sandwich.