east coast already blocked off with disaster TFRs:

 east coast already blocked off with disaster TFRs:
TFR 1/5359
surface to 6500' MSL
DUE TO PRESENCE OF NUMEROUS FLIGHT OPERATIONS
ENGAGED IN DISASTER RESPONSE AND RECOVERY EFFORTS

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Dave

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Oh well.  On top of not riding today, I guess I won't fly either.

 On 8/26/2011 5:55 PM, Scrape wrote:

Stand outside and hold up a sheet;)

 

I may just go lay in the hammock instead.

 Just back from a round trip run to Burlington, VT with the enclosed
trailer, bringing furniture to my daughter. Planned for months, today
was the day.

Big project securing my yard tomorrow.


Thanks for the call Jim. I owe you a dozen phone calls.
Yes, my neighbor's silver maple is right in the crosshairs.
I'm 300 paces from the beach, 13 feet above mean high tide. Plus this
is an astronomical high tide, so... 5 1/2 and 6 feet above mean in the
am and pm tides on a calm day. That leaves me 7 feet for storm surge
and waves.

I have a bad feeling about my dune that I rebuilt last winter. Let's
hope the beach grass set some good roots.

<jello pudding voice on>
What's a cubit?