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Re: Out of the "Norm" August
Thu Aug 17 2006 12:14 PM

Here in Pensacola, we are still about 20 inches below average rainfall. This past two weeks we have received about 5 inches of rain but, we are still so far behind in rainfall, it's crazy. I know what you mean about a generator. I purchase my generator before last season and Dennis took direct aim at us. But because Ivan cleared out all of the tree limbs the previous year, I did not even loose power durring the hurricane. I actually had to use my generator the other week after a terrible lightning storm shut down my entire block for almost 12 hours.

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Out of the "Norm" August	Beach	Thu Aug 17 2006 12:14 PM
Re: Out of the "Norm" August	jfreak	Thu Aug 17 2006 09:00 AM
Re: Out of the "Norm" August	pensacola	Thu Aug 17 2006 12:14 PM

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