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Re: What about St Augustine
      Fri Sep 24 2004 08:03 AM

Sally is very right. St. Augustine would not be very safe nor pleasant if Jeanne comes anywhere near, and depending on where you're coming from, the roads might be badly congested (I-95, U.S. 1) or completely impassible from prior storms (I believe I-10 is open, but it would take only a very small elevation in flooding to close it again.)

Please consider rescheduling your visit. It's a beautiful town - and we love having visitors - but this is not the week to check it out.

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