Florida Hurricane Michael Blountstown Florida
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Hurricane Michael was the third-most intense Atlantic hurricane to make landfall in the United States in terms of pressure, behind the 1935 Labor Day hurricane and Hurricane Camille of 1969, as well as the strongest storm in terms of maximum sustained wind speed to strike the contiguous United States since Andrew in 1992. In addition, it was the strongest storm on record in the Florida Panhandle, and was the fourth-strongest landfalling hurricane in the contiguous United States, in terms of wind speed.
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I live in Blountstown and was there for this hurricane. The scariest experience of my life. Thanks for the video, I was wondering what all was happening outside during this. My family and I were in a house off of highway 20
cool town i went out there recently to film a drive around video thanks for watching
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This was 3 yers ago xd
This brings back memories. I made that trip up 71 to Marianna early the next morning. It took 3.5 hours and a lot of chain oil to do it.
thanks for watching i wish i had a chain saw and a winch for that .
I love how this guy just goes out and nonchalantly drives around in a category 5 hurricane,he put his life in danger.
Check out Hurricane Ian footage it's more wild.
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In the middle of a deserted town during a hurricane... you make a point of signalling at the lights. You are awesome 😄
Lol thanks for watching and enjoying
NatureRecycleFlorida Thank you for posting this - it’s a remarkable video!
I live in Tallahassee and we had it rough here too. We were without power for about 4 days.
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It took my family like 8 hours to drive 5 miles after hurricane Michael, we tried to get to my grandma but there were THOUSANDS of trees down on the roads but luckily she was safe
good to hear she was safe it was quite a storm thanks for watching
Thanks for the exciting experience! I've been thru 7 hurricanes and I applaud your courage in going out to capture this. Not many share you're enthusiasm. Subscribed!
thank you it was an interesting few day for sure thanks for subscribing
Thanks for the video. Brought back great memories of living in Leesburg FLA 60 years ago as a kid. Glad not too much damage or loss of life. Live in CA now many years and earthquakes and fires do not come close to living thru Hurricanes.
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I think there is a Leesburg video on channel
When they said go play outside, .. I don't think they had this in mind.
This rocks! :)
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btw check out my playlist called danger or storm chasing for more
@@NatureRecycleFlorida ty. Good luck if you're chasing teddy, ( or any other shortly.)
.. Safe chasin. :)
@@mikemaby5497 i missed this last hurricane dads bday
I enjoyed you taking us thru the storm but I really hate that yall lost those beautiful trees and the damage it done to your beautiful town there. God bless all of you!💜☔⛈🙏😥
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Great footage, I think at the beginning of the video on the bridge is where the time zones change to central. Smart going nice and slow too, in case you had to move quickly for downed trees etc.
Mn384 thanks for watching
Yes that is where the time zone changes. I grew up in Blountstown, wasn't there when the hurricane hit thankfully. I ran supplies into Blountstown after the hurricane and was stunned by all the damage.
Man, that was freakin awesome! Keep doing it!!
thanks for watching i plan to hope fully
This video in the beginning reminds me of when we traveled to visit my grandparents in Sebastian, FL years ago. It brings back a lot of memories.
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Nothing like a good ol truck and a bit of nerve to make for an interesting day. Thanks for the ride 🤪
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Wow! 😳 I felt like I was there!!! Great post! My gosh! Who needs CG!!! I love anything to do with weather...a family member asked me something I said shhhhh...wait!
Glad you enjoyed it thanks for watching
Was in Blountstown for the whole hurricane with my family. Scariest thing I’ve ever been through.
Robert Blair thanks for watching
My mom and dad live in hosford I tried to get them to come to Atlanta where I'm currently living to get away from the storm
It blew really hard in Bristol but I wasn't ever afraid.
@@csxtrain8666 thanks for watching
@@mattbasford6299 thanks for watching
I haven't seen this yet! I think my brother in law was driving that car on the bridge. We definitely made it better than most of our neighbors. Thanks for sharing!
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I slowed down to see if any needed help didn't seem like anyone was in it
@@NatureRecycleFlorida Yes, apparently he called for help and got it. Take care.
We've experienced typhoon haiyan in the philippines, the most intense typhoon at landfall ever recorded, the wind speed was really insane🥺🥺🥺
Cool thanks for watching
I just heard of this typhoon yesterday and watched videos of it and it was just crazy dangerous. Congratulations on surviving that. Everything after surviving this is a blessing
Watching video now, WOW! We have property in Altha and can't get up there yet, we know Blounstown well, thanks for posting.
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I live just outside of Tallahassee and saw the destruction after Michael. Strangest thing is we never lost power thru this. Only storm I can remember that came close to us where we didn’t lose power.
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Wow I was without power for 5 weeks
Terry Jones Man that stinks. I lived outside Havana Florida back when Kate came through. We were without power for two weeks, I can’t imagine five!
I found out its cheaper to buy power than make i think it was just under 1500 fuel cost in the 5 weeks
Terry Jones Ouch!!! The summer just before Michael hit we bought a new Generac portable generator and had one of those devices installed on our electric meter by Talquin Electric where you can hook up a portable generator and power the house thru the existing wiring. We thought all set for the power outage and then never lost power lol.
16 months later....and there are still people trying to cut trees and debris in Calhoun and Jackson Counties
I was down driving through Mexico beach its still torn up
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THANKS SO much for this footage!!
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OK, time to go home...wait, all the roads are blocked by fallen trees. How could anyone have anticipated that??
wishful thinking they were not thanks for watching
It was fascinating to watch the town get ripped to pieces, but that was an absurdly dangerous situation to be in. Pieces of roofs, signs, awnings, traffic lights, wires, poles, branches, entire trees - any one of these hitting this vehicle could've killed the driver instantly.
yes it was dangerous,but weather when not safe is awesome to watch thanks for watching
Ripped to pieces? No. Just damaged a little bit. Stop exaggerating. Good video. I wanted to drive there myself to experience the hurricane but I lostmy phone in a restaurant I stopped by.
thanks for watching @@markpalavos3742
@@NatureRecycleFlorida Was this duringthe brunt of the storm?
@@markpalavos3742 yes it was pre landfall passing through Florida about 11am to 4:30 pm
I live across the river in Bristol and that hurricane was crazy. Towards the end of it my dad had to let our cows come over with my grandads cows. We stayed at my grandparents since we live on the same property and my dogs stood in the middle of the hurricane. Plus we were out of school for 3 whole weeks from of all the damage that was caused from the hurricane.
Cool thanks for watching
Grew up in Altha so right down the road. I look back on this video from time to time. Thanks for sharing! Michael was a bad one.
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Did you see Hurricane Ian video
Wow that's a very powerful vid there never see or hear anything like that ever and the best thing is it helps me relax as well at 63 , so thank you so much and god bless . from Tipperary all the way over in " Ireland "
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Hello! Watching the storm video my friend made was so much fun. Thank you my friend for sharing. Wish you health.
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Love these kind of videos.Nice job😎
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wow the only footage of Bristol I have seen. That was crazy. Grew up there. saw what I been wondering about. thanks for posting.
MrWaltjam thanks for watching
And hosford
My favorite part was hearing you still use the turn signals 😄 … I would have done the same.
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You are nuts for driving around in this!
its kinda fun my two other playlists Danger and Florida storm chasing has some other good risky footage.
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Great video! Glad you were not hurt too badly. Thank you
Thanks for watching and enjoying
Thank god for rainex... because those windsheild wipers suck...
Eric Reterstorf lol yes they do thanks for watching
Wow what an amazing video I love it nice job 🤝🔥🙏🏽
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There's something oddly strange about this Hurricane. I can't put my finger on it. It doesn't howl like some of the others that I have watched. Perhaps it was just beginning. Interesting footage however.
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Locals. We agree very very strange
Michael was different than most in that it, THANKFULLY!, did not come across at a slow pace but was in and out very quickly. Had it slowed down, most of NW Florida would have been flattened. I stayed and it was strangely quiet compared to what I was expecting. The eye of the storm is the most dangerous as you are getting hit with heavy winds and rain from one direction, then everything stops only to start coming at you from the opposite direction. Add a few tornadoes and it is very dangerous. I had an angel sitting on my roof and my house was structurally sound but my outbuildings were blown to bits. Huge Oak trees ripped out of the ground like twigs ( I lost fourteen in my yard) and for miles and miles all you could see were pine trees snapped in half.
The hurricane was bad, but the recovery was worse
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I've made that first left turn many times back when I was making regular trips to Tallahassee. It leads to the I-10 Interstate.
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I live in Youngstown, Bay County, so we got a large amount of damage ourselves. So called "news" media seems to think everything is back to normal but we are nowhere near finished with cleanup and repairs. Many areas are so damaged they hardly look like they have been touched since the storm. Just very thankful that we didn't have a high death toll as some places have had with these storms.
@@richardcline1337 it's sad I was up there filming in the area seen blue tarps and trees down still massive storm .
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I'm telling you guys.Typhoon Haiyan was much more destructive than this.I live in the Philippines and you can barely see anything because of the very strong rain and wind
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I was Sneads, I saw power lines ripped to shreds. Never seen nothing like it
it was quite a big storm thanks for watching
"I was Sneads"? How were you "Sneads"? Are you saying you were the city of Sneads, or was your name previously Sneads? Judging from the "pd" in your user, I suppose I shouldn't be surprised by your inability to form a single grammatically correct sentence. Additionally, assuming "pd" is an acronym for police department, are there any good doughnut shops in Sneads? Lastly, is there anywhere in Sneads, where I can get some really great bacon?
I lease a property on 73 just south of 20. Do you know if they cleared the roads yet? I want to check on my trailer and stands. Thank you, Chris
Christian Silva I don't know not near there thanks for watching
OMG!!! I hope Carey was safe during this hurricane. :)
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Great video. I always thought they imposed some kind of a curfew during a hurricane where you can’t be out driving to prevent looting. Guess I was wrong.
dnmukhra I don't know if they had one
If you say your with the media your allowed to film but you’re on your own
@@mikelmcgill9821 thanks for watching
Riding along with you is making me sleepy because of the sound of the rain ☔ combined with the sound of the car 🚗motor. Sleepy time 😴
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I don't quite get why you were just aimlessly driving, going in and out of place's in the middle of a hurricane?
Lilybet1975 Mells thanks for watching
to experience the hurricane ,but not having any info of the storms power direction I stayed near solid foundation structures for protection
Lilybet1975 Mells You got a chance to watch this.
@@linexustjk6061 thanks for watching
Miy frend it is good work to compleet this video i thenk you feel taierd after finish this video we thank you soo much i gev you lik. Saudi arabia
sorry for the late response going through comments i have not responded to .
yes i was really tired i was up in total 24 hrs+
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Theme song to "The Last of the Mohicans" is great with this footage.
Zozo plays thanks I like the audio of nature's fury
That thing was a Monster... I went through it here in Panama City... This is the first video I've seen of it affecting Blountstown... I'm not surprised.. That thing crossed the State line as a strong Catagory 3...
That must have been wild thanks for watching
155 mile an hour winds they say. I don't think he's been beat yet. Hurricane Micheal.
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I hate that the hurricane did so much destruction up there. we were looking to move around Marianna or sneads and went up there to volunteer every year except this past oct. I am so thankful we were not there. the good lord was watching out for us. We would never have survived in an RV.
Kathie's Crafting Friends thanks for watching
Sure you would have. Mirianna did not get it THAT bad.
@@markpalavos3742 not that bad? the entire state park is destroyed. store fronts down town are destroyed and gone. it will never look like Marianna again and that beautiful state park is just about treeless now. If the surrounding areas look worse i may never go back now.
@@Mrs.KatsCrafting They do look worse. Go to Panama City or Mexico Beach.
I drove through that now 80% percent my family has no house now
sad to hear that thanks for watching
HELLO!!!! Here I am, checking out your videos!!! I’m only a couple of minutes into this but wow. Just wow. So glad you are okay, and I’m sorry you all had to go through this. I’m sure this video will answer the question I just asked you on my channel. Can I ask you a serious question? Do you believe that this Hurricane was only a Cat 1 with only 86 mph winds, TOPS? And was only 23 miles wide?
Omw, you video is still playing as I’m typing this...the sounds...reminds me of Hurricane Andrew, I was almost 9 and our house was destroyed in Homestead Florida. Gone.
I usually don’t cuss but 86 mph winds my ass.
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not even close i was in tropical storm weather in Perry Fl at 10am 150 miles from land fall and this Blountstown is 49 miles from landfall area
NatureRecycleFlorida That’s what I thought you’d say! I have been so annoyed at people that are saying this was a CAT 1, and only 23 miles wide with the hurricane force winds, and that it wasn’t a Hurricane at all, but a cyclone. What?!
Your videos show what it was truly like, regardless of someone’s ability (or inability) to read a buoy signal, accurately, who is sitting at a computer thousands of miles away. I don’t know if you’re familiar with the channel I am referring to but as I see more and more footage of what you all went through down there, it just solidifies how WRONG that channel is and all of its supporters, who will argue with those of us who were affected (not nearly as bad as you guys), but still had damage nonetheless, that what we were seeing was green screens and cgi. Like really?! Ugh, anyways, thanks for this footage. I’m going to watch as many of your videos as I can❤️
HousewifeUntilHeaven thank you for watching
It is sad to see the destruction and loss of lives and economic means for an areas affected by the storm
NatureRecycleFlorida It truly is, which makes it even more upsetting when there are people on YT that claim it didn’t happen or it wasn’t what it was. Anyway, stay safe my friend❤️
thanks you too
Those old buildings might not be as pretty as the newer ones but they sure last longer.
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Love it how those country boys just get out and move the damn tree out of the way like nobody's business. All you mall rats can learn a little from this vid. Great video.
have truck can do
Your welcome
I'm from there
@TheTpanative Even the chosen ones faced trials and tribulations. Their day will come.
@@csxtrain8666 thanks for watching
What I’d like to know how the hell can he see only using his wipers every so often. I need a windscreen like that. Also does this bloke ever make it home 🤔
i put alot of Rain X on the windshield it makes water slide off faster plus 100mph+ winds was like a leaf blower aimed at the windshield .
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btw way yes i made it home edited this video approaching 25+ hrs up with an axe wound
Your welcome it was intense to say the least well done video. I'll need to get some of that. Xx
@@NatureRecycleFlorida How did you get the axe wound?
@@BorisBeer24 i was chopping tree branches to make a wood mat for traction in the mud .
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The drivers constant stopping, driving, turning, and twisting greatly distracts from the storm.
thanks for watching any ways i wanted to have you the viewer in the storm as much as possible.
Next time there's a Category 4-5 hurricane, have a drive through town. Let me know if you're able to make it a straight shot.
@@NatureRecycleFlorida Best of Luck in 2020. Still ALOT OF WORK ..TO DO. Hey...houses really can no longer be/ should not be any closer than 4 blocks from the coast line. You know insurance Co. Just " Drop" the policy. When this happens.
@@fredthompson4568 thanks for watching
Thank you is very beautiful
I'm glad you like it thanks for watching
With all the videos I watched the town I should have parked my car at was Callaway. Now those were extreme winds.
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I wouldn't have been driving through a hurricane not for the hell of it unless you're a storm chaser
thanks for watching amateur storm chaser check my playlist for Florida storm chasing for other storms.
So this is an off topic question, but what truck are you driving in the video? I can't tell what engine I'm hearing when you got stuck, but I assume it's a diesel? Just something I like to figure out when I'm bored, also do it with finding the make/model of de=badged cars in videos or images. 🙃
It's a gas v6 almost straight piped no I didnt use cherry bombs it's got two cats and a v8 resonator .
Look on my playlists for danger or storm chase for hurricane Matthew its straight piped.
I dont want to disclose the truck for reasons.
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Damn, and I was gonna say if it's not a diesel it must be a V6 gas. I love the sound of certain 6 cylinder engines, especially the straight 6 engines from Nissan or the V6 Audi engines.
@@K.J.Ray421 2jz Toyota sound with anti lag is kinda neat
wow your brave id be so scared, thanks for the video
its awesome to see thanks for watching
Great video.greetings from germany
Thanks for watching Cindy and hi from Florida
How strong were the winds here? 90-110 mph?
Michael Espeland thanks for watching
I think according to the weather channel recorded 140mph as the eye went over the area .
I seen 3ft wide trees snapped in half so best guess is that it was over 110+mph sustained
@@NatureRecycleFlorida Thats insane. Nice footage overall too!
Michael Espeland thanks insane was editing this video after being up 18 plus hours working on for 2 hrs then napping 1.5 hrs that's was nuts with an axe wound too
You did well driving back home all considered. Did you do much damage to your vehicle body with all those fallen trees?
7 stitches in my leg which still hurts when the weather changes a few dings on my truck thanks for watching
NatureRecycleFlorida how do u ur stitches hurt from years ago?
@@channelsusthe bad wound i think hit bone just another thing to hobble around from
What were you driving? A Jeep or a Trailblazer? Both engines sound very alike
none of those thanks for watching
Ford. Dodge. Total. Chevy
ashley carlton lol
Please answer this at your convenience and this will be my last question. If you lets say visited Panama City to ride out the storm had no other place to go except yor car but you did not leave your vehicle and lock the door . if you did tgis during curfew hours could that be considered a violation assuming you were just visiting and had no where else to go ezceptpark in a parking spot and sleep in your car?
Mark Vrahotes depends on the cop ,but I try not to knowingly go to curfew areas Biloxi ms curfews
I stayed a hotel
I used to live in that town
Nick Yates cool thanks for watching
Rest In Peace to those traffic lights 🚦😂
Lol thanks for watching
And what's your channel about?
"Oh i just drive through deadly natural disasters"
And yours?
P.s. Just a lil reminder to thank all out there risking there safety in order to bring us awesome content.
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Wow thatz was thrilling. I was born in Bristol..my mom livez in Blountstown. That was something. Adventurous. Hope u didnt run out of gas. Mercy
thanks for watching i had 10 gallons extra fuel so my range was around 500 miles
Grew up in kinard. Family still lives there. What kind of vehicle are you driving in the video?
Pickup truck thanks for watching
Great fotage..I just knew a tree or a power pole was going to come down on top of your car..
happy it didn't thanks for watching
Holey shit..Yep I felt like I should've put my foot down & drove a bit faster..then felt like my wipers weren't doing there job & wanted to check to make sure nobody was trapped in any of the building's..I was actually there in the carnage..lol
Thanks for the share😘
Jenny Sutherland cool thanks for watching
Talk about taking the long way home lol...
Lance Lee thanks for watching
What were you driving?
Ron Hogue truck
I live in Fla Myself I wouldn't even be cought out in real bad weather like this
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That was great when you drove over that tree, shook up the cookies a bit, too bad the next tree was a little too big. 😁
i was being green
Imagine walking in that out of state not pleasant
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Que valiente el camarógrafo , pareciera que va persiguiendo el huracán , saludos Dios lo bendiga 😳👍
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😱😳😳😳😬
Am I’m the Only one from Blountstown and was in the storm and trapped in Sutton creek for a week
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How strong were the winds in that area?
Strong thanks for watching
Looks like hurricane Michael is taking a pounding to Florida
It was whopper thanks for watching
@@NatureRecycleFlorida yeah
Holy crap u saw my house
you all ok ?
It's Blountstown. There were maybe five houses that didn't make it into the video.
Wowowo but woww..i luv this kind of weather..it's weird isn't
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I love hurricane 😍😍😍😍
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Yeah. Only if your not in one
You were pretty close to the eye wall in Blountstown.
it seemed power full where i was at thanks for commenting
Do your windshield wipers work any better than that
not at that wind speed and rain thanks for watching
@@NatureRecycleFlorida I had to sit in my truck for 6 or 7 hours through the entire storm the only thing that saved me was the 30 high wall of trees downed help protect me from the wind I felt my truck lift up off the ground a few times and knew then it was all over I live in Clarksville about 10 miles west of Blountstown
@@deepwaterescue4u cool
This guy keeps going around in circles must be in a tornado. LOL
The world is a giant circle ball in space circling other giant circle balls in space
donde vas metido, en un tanque? es increíble
thanks for watching just a non armored truck
What person drive through a hurricane?
its interesting to see nature power thanks for watching
What you driving an old pulpwood truck?
lol no why ?thanks for watching
Could’ve at least cleaned the place before anybody got back 🧹
Lol thanks for watching
I wish this guy would make up his mind about where the hell he wants to go. Just pick out a spot and do some filming. People who do this storm chasing are putting themselves into serious danger. 'cause if you notice - nobody is around. Nobody in sight. If his guy gets into trouble, who's going to help him? Also - emergency services don't respond during hurricane conditions.
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i was social distancing before it was cool .
that is one reason enjoy being out in bad weather no services you have too make safe decisions and plan out more than normal.
@@NatureRecycleFlorida We do the same thing here on the Outer Banks of NC. To sit around in one spot is boring.
@@obxjeepguy thanks for watching
Everyone can drive in good weather but where is the adventure in that?
sorry for the late response it was fun being out in bad weather not seeing peoples homes destroyed thanks for watching
Really nice video but please be careful, your safety comes first. God bless ^^
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Hay que limpiar el vidrio del vehículo por el interior. Se ve mal.
it was a mixture of extreme humidity debris/water blasted on the windshield .
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I was in Blounstown when it happened. We took shelter in a church that my grandma works at. I saw the roof of the other building get ripped off. And a tree and picnic table almost hit a lot of people's cars. The shingles of the roof we were in were getting ripped off.
was it a church across from the grocery store ?
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@@NatureRecycleFloridaIt was the 1st Baptist Church
@@NatureRecycleFlorida The church that has 3 buildings The Office, The Building with the sanctuary, and another one for sunday school stuff
@@nuhuh209 ok dont know which one that is
@@NatureRecycleFlorida Ok, so i know I'm replying to this so late, but it's the church closest to regions bank
Wow 😳 so much water 💧 and flood praying 🙏🏻
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