We wait for Michael with a pray er on the lips and fingers crossed. Once prep is done, you can only wait and wait for howling wind when the lights may go out. Losing your expensive food or maybe lodgings is better than losing your more valuable life. We'll be fine. I worry about those living where the flooding has only just receded.
OG:
Fittop claims they are all OK. We are so glad you made the trip back home safely/ Glad too that you and your family are not in the target area. Your well written narrative reads like a mail carrier's journey back in the 20's in some ways. One forgets sometimes how weather still affects pilots of today. I'll let you know on Friday how it still affects us hunkered down on the ground.
Figured you wouldn't need oxygen, eh? Hmmmmm. Izzit time to buy a slightly used Learjet 24, or maybe a 35?
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