Hurricane prep.
 

Just wondering what guys in the Carolinas and further North doing? Shutters? etc. How is the plywood supplies?
Good luck anyone in Irene's track.
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Hope everyone stays safe and escapes the wrath of Irene.

The clouds look really cool to the south from my slip. It looks like a good day tomorrow for the scarab, woohoo :coolcowboy:

bought a generator, plenty of food, water and beer, when isabel came through we lost power for a couple days, expect the same this time, going to be some hot ass nights without ac.

In Seaford, VA - very low lying area. Best case scenario we'll get tide surge and it will only get in the garage. Worst case scenario it goes in the actual house. Unfortunately my entire family lives in the same basic neighborhood so all our eggs are in one basket. Sucks because we just had a guy out to give us an estimate on raising the house a couple weeks ago.

We are moving all the cars and boats to my office. I'll put the other stuff with motors IN the actual house - I figure if the water gets IN the house I've got bigger problems than whether the 4-wheeler runs or whether the leaf blower gets covered in salt water.

Additionally - we've got the generator ready, a hotel room in higher ground, and will take all our irreplaceables with us (birth certificates, passports, pictures, etc...)

OH - and we've also got our fingers crossed.

Best of luck, stay safe and we hope the damage and disruptions are minimal....

Pulling boats, all day and probably all day tomorrow too. Most of the barrier Islands are being evacuated tomorrow am but I still have at least 8 boats to get out so far.

Bowtie...I hear you I pulled 18 boats today and have 7 tomorrow...good luck

When Isabel hit us we lost our power for 3 1/2 weeks! No generator the entire time either!

Anyone has a gen around Millford CT? I could get?