Had frost this morning in South Jersey. Waited for a warm up. Plugged in the heated seat covers and did a 120 mi. ride on some back roads. Great fall foliage but nowhere safe to pull over for a picture.
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I guess Hurricane Ian was strong enough to "flush" out a lot of underwater debris from the bottom of the ocean. Look what washed up on the beach here in Daytona
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I guess Hurricane Ian was strong enough to "flush" out a lot of underwater debris from the bottom of the ocean. Look what washed up on the beach here in Daytona
I would still be awake since Oct 15th urghhhhhh
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Fall in California !
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Fall in California !
I just don't want to take a picture of a cold rainy windy day in Northern Indiana.
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Did 157 today temp topped out at 75
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Drizzling rain off and on all day. Sun shine one minute then the next you are wet.
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Five weeks ago with hurricane Ian, this area looked a war zone. So much damage to trees and "junk" all over the cities alomg with street after street with flooded homes with water up to 2 to 3 feet inside their homes. There didn't appear to be much roof damages though and that was with a hurricane that hit land just shy of a category r level. This storm looked like it was going to be nothing more than a heavy rain storm. WE (I mean my wife and I as well as most of our neighbors and friends) had no issues. No loss of power roof shingles or flooding. Once the curfew was lifted today< i got out to check into our other property on the river. Roads were flooded and I could not get close enough to take a look at the condo. All the bridges East of the river to the beach side (along A1A) were closed to East bound traffic so emergency crews and first responders could deal with the horrible devastation this tropical storm did to the beach as well as MANY beach front homes, condos and hotels. Damage numbers won't even be close to accurate for several days, yet they're expecting the loss for this county alone to be in the 10's of Billion dollars. Take a look at this video and you'll see that when local officials say to evacuate, you get the fuck out and don't say that "I've been through stronger storms than this". My heart goes out to those who sustained these damages and hope they're able to get the needed assistance to rebuild. It could be months or more before Daytona Beach is able to reopen safely and it may never be the same. Ian took out the Southern West coast beaches of Florida 5 weeks ago, and Nicole took out the 138 miles of East Coast beaches this week. It puts life into a whole new perspective after seeing this happen in your own backyard. I know for sure Bill Martin knows what I'm talking about as he lived through much worse personally. This one is just awful to witness
https://www.usnews.com/news/us…cane-pounds-florida-coast
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Wow, Glad you're OK Phil. Hoping your property has little to no damage!
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Anyone see a trend here? BTW, it was mid-80's yesterday and now 30's overnight tonight, Our high today happened at 12:01am.
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little cool but getting back to normal next week - despite needing gloves I am loving my morning rides
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Supposed to be 66 here in Oceanside today
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Five weeks ago with hurricane Ian, this area looked a war zone. So much damage to trees and "junk" all over the cities alomg with street after street with flooded homes with water up to 2 to 3 feet inside their homes. There didn't appear to be much roof damages though and that was with a hurricane that hit land just shy of a category r level. This storm looked like it was going to be nothing more than a heavy rain storm. WE (I mean my wife and I as well as most of our neighbors and friends) had no issues. No loss of power roof shingles or flooding. Once the curfew was lifted today< i got out to check into our other property on the river. Roads were flooded and I could not get close enough to take a look at the condo. All the bridges East of the river to the beach side (along A1A) were closed to East bound traffic so emergency crews and first responders could deal with the horrible devastation this tropical storm did to the beach as well as MANY beach front homes, condos and hotels. Damage numbers won't even be close to accurate for several days, yet they're expecting the loss for this county alone to be in the 10's of Billion dollars. Take a look at this video and you'll see that when local officials say to evacuate, you get the fuck out and don't say that "I've been through stronger storms than this". My heart goes out to those who sustained these damages and hope they're able to get the needed assistance to rebuild. It could be months or more before Daytona Beach is able to reopen safely and it may never be the same. Ian took out the Southern West coast beaches of Florida 5 weeks ago, and Nicole took out the 138 miles of East Coast beaches this week. It puts life into a whole new perspective after seeing this happen in your own backyard. I know for sure Bill Martin knows what I'm talking about as he lived through much worse personally. This one is just awful to witness
https://www.usnews.com/news/us…cane-pounds-florida-coast
I really think it is hard for people to grasp what these storms can do just by watching a video from your easy chair until you have seen the devastation close up and personal. As what Phil described is horrible but if you can even imagine a 100 mph increase in wind speed pushing the ocean inland is what we experienced in SW Louisiana. I know the weather in FL is fantastic….until it’s not!! That’s why my ass is a long way from the coast after spending the biggest majority of my life there. Gimme a little cold and snow any day - I got plenty coats
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Are we going to get 'nesting' pictures and up dates of the young?
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70° today. Beautiful fall day. Getting the big travel bags on and the warm gear out for our annual desert Vegas trip through death Valley.😎
