Watching the coverage this morning (finally) stay safe guys, hope everyone one comes through with families, cigars, and abodes intact. Be careful!
Grab a LFD digger; if you lose power you could still use it as a touch for a couple daysheavy rain and wind just picked up here in the lehigh valley, pa... Need to decide on a good hurricane cigar...maybe a big tat monster, out in the garage. Stay safe everyone!
Since 1937, the Old Guard has not vacated its post at the Tomb of the Unknowns.. not for one second.. not for any reason..Stay safe everyone! And take a moment to remember these guys:
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Yup, that's why we are out here as well. The office doesn't want us to leave until there is an actual reason for it. They did call to check on us this morning, but it's just been rain for a few days. The killer for us, was that we came out after a week of vacation, so the fridge in the RV was totally empty. Hit town and had to go grocery shopping among a buying frenzy for Sandy. I can handle a power outage, and we grabbed cash to deal with downed phone lines/credit card machines. Doesn't look like it's going to hit us that bad, still no power outages to this point.I am hunkered down in the direct path of Sandy. Bad thing is I am in a hotel room and was not prepared for this. The people here said that the last few storms that came thru here were not that bad as expected. Famous last words if you ask me. Could not leave as I am working here. Hopefully I will not lose power and will just sit it out.
Lol, nice.Here on LI I'm expecting some serious winds but I'm only semi prepared. Propane tanks ready for cooking, batteries, ice and my wife tied to the huge oak tree out front.
I agree, and I was proud to call them my brothers when I served.Since 1937, the Old Guard has not vacated its post at the Tomb of the Unknowns.. not for one second.. not for any reason..Stay safe everyone! And take a moment to remember these guys:
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The unit has weather contingency plans.. and no soldier is required to stand post if it is determined that they could be in danger..
but even when those determinations are made.. volunteers step up, and the post has always gotten covered..
They refused to leave last year during Hurricane Irene.. and endured 40 MPH winds.. with gusts up to 70MPH recorded at Arlington National Cemetary..
Truely an amazing group of young men.. the epitome of dedication and resolve..
Whats Fucko got to do with it?Smokem if you got em.