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germanpearl
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Re: Questions about local areas, people, for Ernesto
Wed Aug 30 2006 03:27 AM

My father and a friend are on vacation, primarily staying in Boca Raton. Will the hurricane affect that area more than just with rainy weather and higher waves?

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Questions about local areas, people, for Ernesto	MikeC	Wed Aug 30 2006 03:27 AM
Hatteras/OBX	AgnesOfHell	Wed Aug 30 2006 01:24 PM
Re: Questions about local areas, people, for Ernesto	john3992	Wed Aug 30 2006 12:31 PM
Re: Questions about local areas, people, for Ernesto	germanpearl	Wed Aug 30 2006 03:27 AM
Re: Questions about local areas, people, for Ernesto	Heather	Tue Aug 29 2006 10:15 AM

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