Oh, I totally get what you mean…meanwhile, mother nature marches on regardless.

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Will keep you on my radar…but note that this comment was not initially placed in the spam file. So, maybe it’s resolved?

I had hoped that you would go looking for me. The spam issue seems to be resolved on other sites but, for some reason, yours is very suspicious of my comments. Anyway, thank you for breaking me out of spam Jail once again.

I’m not so sure about that…I mean you guys tough out everyday type of harsh weather as a matter of course.
Frankly, I’m not keen on always having to name storms. When I was growing up in Chicago, we spoke of the biggies in different terms: “The Ice Storm of 19xx” or in Colorado: “The Blizzard of 19xx” Not every Blizzard or outrageous ice storm got a special ‘name. Also, how about “The Camp Fire” in Paradise, California – hugely significant and hence the naming of it relating it to causes and place.
Anyway, just my 2 cents’ worth
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Thank you, my South African (he)artist friend.

Always!
Thanks for the good wishes, Ally.

Oh me, too! It seemed a natural segue from your post to mine.
As with the Bahamas, the Outer Banks are skinny and easily devoured by the oceans depths. Driving the bridges literally over the ocean/bay for long stretches in spots was awesome, scary and unbelievable all at the same time when we visited a few years ago.
– sigh –

Thanks, Janis. BTW: retrieved this from my spam file…I hope this gets resolved for you. I know how frustrating it can be. In the meantime, hang in there with WP.
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