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      Sun Jul 18 2004 09:53 PM

From DustDuchess:

By the way a small down draft or something took some palm limbs down in my front yard and laid them in a neat stack at the base of the tree. It looked like it was done on purpose by some one, but in fact was blown down in one of the small squalls that occurred between noon and 5 pm today. It sure does seem like we had a tropical depression around Central Florida, rather than the edge of a cold front. Whew!!!

(This is a portion of a post that was salvaged and moved to a more appropriate forum - ED)

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