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Texaswitchy

(2,962 posts)
Mon Feb 6, 2023, 03:33 PM Feb 2023

Finally cleaned the road all the way from the tree debris.

We live off a FM road.

The tree damage was huge.

Now to store the wood for fire wood now.

One gentleman here is a woodworker, he will get first pick of the wood for projects.

Hope all you guys have your power back on and are enjoying the warmer weather.

Still can't believe the Gulf coast was spared.

Tree lover here so the damage is hurting right now.

Still work to do on the farm.

Fire wood for the next five years.

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Finally cleaned the road all the way from the tree debris. (Original Post) Texaswitchy Feb 2023 OP
I don't think it froze along the coast LeftInTX Feb 2023 #1
It was blessing. Texaswitchy Feb 2023 #2

LeftInTX

(25,555 posts)
1. I don't think it froze along the coast
Mon Feb 6, 2023, 06:11 PM
Feb 2023

There were only advisories for the southern tier of the Aus/SA NWS counties

Texaswitchy

(2,962 posts)
2. It was blessing.
Mon Feb 6, 2023, 06:33 PM
Feb 2023

The grid might not have made it.

Just Houston alone is huge.

Houston has a lot of trees.

Think of the power crews needed to repair power lines.

Like Hurricane Ike all over again.


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