Mr. Luddite
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We looked at some properties on James Island last year. It's a big
equestrian area so naturally Mrs.E. was drawn to it for that and because
it's not far from my son who happens to have the most grandkids,
(including 5 year old twins). Still not out of the question according
to her.

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Not sure what town but I believe Tom Francis lives on the shore of Lake Murray. Hope they fare ok...

On Wednesday, September 6, 2017 at 2:23:36 PM UTC-4, Tim wrote:
Mr. Luddite
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We looked at some properties on James Island last year. It's a big
equestrian area so naturally Mrs.E. was drawn to it for that and because
it's not far from my son who happens to have the most grandkids,
(including 5 year old twins). Still not out of the question according
to her.

.....

Not sure what town but I believe Tom Francis lives on the shore of Lake Murray. Hope they fare ok...

He's about 5 miles from me. We're roughly in the middle of the state just outside of Columbia. When Hugo came through we had wind and rain, but no damage here. A severe thunderstorm a couple of weeks earlier had taken down any weak tree limbs. You had to drive 30-45 minutes to start seeing any broken pine trees.

1:37 PMIts Me
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He's about 5 miles from me. We're roughly in the middle of the state just outside of Columbia. When Hugo came through we had wind and rain, but no damage here. A severe thunderstorm a couple of weeks earlier had taken down any weak tree limbs. You had to drive 30-45 minutes to start seeing any broken pine trees.
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Well bless y'allz. I hope this thing doesn't rip you a new one...

On Wednesday, September 6, 2017 at 2:46:11 PM UTC-4, Tim wrote:
1:37 PMIts Me
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He's about 5 miles from me. We're roughly in the middle of the state just outside of Columbia. When Hugo came through we had wind and rain, but no damage here. A severe thunderstorm a couple of weeks earlier had taken down any weak tree limbs. You had to drive 30-45 minutes to start seeing any broken pine trees.
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Well bless y'allz. I hope this thing doesn't rip you a new one...

You and me both. A direct hit on the coast wouldn't be pretty. I'm on high ground so I'll be fine. I wouldn't get wet even if the Lake Murray dam broke. Downtown Columbia would have several feet of water.

2:09 PMIts Me
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You and me both. A direct hit on the coast wouldn't be pretty. I'm on high ground so I'll be fine. I wouldn't get wet even if the Lake Murray dam broke. Downtown Columbia would have several feet of water.
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man that sucks. Or blows. Whatever...

Tim wrote:
Mr. Luddite
- show quoted text -
We looked at some properties on James Island last year. It's a big
equestrian area so naturally Mrs.E. was drawn to it for that and because
it's not far from my son who happens to have the most grandkids,
(including 5 year old twins). Still not out of the question according
to her.

.....

Not sure what town but I believe Tom Francis lives on the shore of Lake
Murray. Hope they fare ok...


Wonder at times how Tom is.

On Wed, 6 Sep 2017 19:29:06 -0000 (UTC), Bill wrote:

Tim wrote:
Mr. Luddite
- show quoted text -
We looked at some properties on James Island last year. It's a big
equestrian area so naturally Mrs.E. was drawn to it for that and because
it's not far from my son who happens to have the most grandkids,
(including 5 year old twins). Still not out of the question according
to her.

.....

Not sure what town but I believe Tom Francis lives on the shore of Lake
Murray. Hope they fare ok...


Wonder at times how Tom is.

Ask him, he's on FB.

Sep 6Bill
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Wonder at times how Tom is.
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Now you mentioned it, I just talked with Tom yesterday. They're actually doing pretty good. They already had plans before this weather warning so they're not going to be arount(possibly) if and when the storm hits. He didn't seem to worried about it actually, or didn't act like it...

On 9/7/17 4:19 PM, Tim wrote:

Sep 6Bill
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Wonder at times how Tom is.
...

Now you mentioned it, I just talked with Tom yesterday. They're actually doing pretty good. They already had plans before this weather warning so they're not going to be arount(possibly) if and when the storm hits. He didn't seem to worried about it actually, or didn't act like it...


Is Tom still the good GOPer who denies climate change?

On Thu, 7 Sep 2017 17:15:17 -0400, Keyser Soze wrote:

On 9/7/17 4:19 PM, Tim wrote:

Sep 6Bill
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Wonder at times how Tom is.
...

Now you mentioned it, I just talked with Tom yesterday. They're actually doing pretty good. They already had plans before this weather warning so they're not going to be arount(possibly) if and when the storm hits. He didn't seem to worried about it actually, or didn't act like it...


Is Tom still the good GOPer who denies climate change?

None denied it that I know of. But many disagree with Gore's idea of planting trees, for which Gore
makes a big profit.