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      Wed Jul 13 2005 03:06 PM

Hi there,my first time here so i thought i'd just say hello to you all!
We visit Florida quite a bit from the U.K. so i thought why not get started on trying to track a few of these storms and hurricanes? We got caught up in one of the hurricanes in September last year, just made into the airport before it closed! Anyway, it wasn't too bad at all really,just a couple of days before we could go Beachside
Hope to meet a few of you soon!
Sue

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