CS> Mostly I remember the year as 65/66 with so many hurricanes.  Susie,
CS> Alicia, Cecilia, betsy all come to mind but one of those at least was
CS> before my memory and one my Mom used to mention.
 
1965 had omly seven hurricanes, according to my program's data file.  The
most interesting one was named Carol, which formed off the western coast of
Africa, headed out into the mid-Atlantic, turned north, did a loop the loop
and headed back toward Africa, where it died out.
 
CS> Mom stuffed a bunch of stuff in the attic crawlspace too.  I mostly
CS> remember her new Rambler Station wagon barely had room for us kids when
CS> evacuated to high ground. It was loaded with irreplacable family
CS> historical records and antique silver. I got to sit with the Sonja Henny
CD> doll on my lap and carefully play with her.
 
I didn't have an attic when Katrina hit.  If I had, anything placed there
would have been crushed by falling 100+ foot pine trees.  What a mess.
 
CS> Smart too.  House flooded out.  We lived inland Miami but it was still
CS> bad there. Pretty much 10 feet over sea level? Mom took us to a friend's
CS> place that was a good 50feet over sealevel and we watched the eye pass
CS> over us.
 
Many years ago, my sister moved to Coral Gables, right outside of Miami and
not too far from the Orange Bowl.  She has since moved into Miami and I
couldn't get her away from there no matter what I said to her.  I visited
her a few years ago and was astonished to see that she's aging just like I
am. (-:
 
 
Regards,
 
Roger

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