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Re: Survived my First Direct Hit from a Tornado Thursday Evening
      Sun Jun 16 2013 04:53 PM

Glad you're ok. Enough can't be said about home owner's insurance (and flood insurance).




Here is the link to the updating NWS storm surveys & reports: Widespread Severe Weather Including Two Tornadoes Impact North and Central Georgia

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* Survived my First Direct Hit from a Tornado Thursday Evening Bloodstar Sun Jun 16 2013 04:53 PM
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