[AT] Apology for outage

[David Bruce]

Actually, we had a very minor brush with the remnants of Cindy.  I didn't even 
have limbs down from the Oak tree in my yard and I ALWAYS have a few limbs (I 
did find one in the drive after a short trip yesterday - no wind since the 
storm).  We had a bit of rain and a bit of wind but not really bad.  We didn't 
even have any power outages.  Funny thing is that when you were at the Baltimore 
Rd exit you were less than 5 miles from me.  It is amazing how much difference a 
mile made in the severity of the storm.  My aunt and uncle live south of 
Yadkinville and they had more of a hit than I (an Oak that has split and lodged 
in another tree)and in a path from Harmony to Lone Hickory there was very 
significant damage - just the luck of the draw I guess.
I'm glad you didn't suffer any damage.

David

Spencer Yost wrote:

> *********** REPLY SEPARATOR  ***********
> On 7/9/2005 at 7:01 AM David Bruce wrote:
> 
>>Spencer,
>>I wondered about you and the ATIS server.  I didn't experience the outage
>>myself 
>>as I was not online at all because of all the lightning that accompanied
>>the 
>>storm.  I hope you didn't suffer any damage.  It seems I was in a good
>>spot - 
> 
> 
> I wondered about you, as I drive HWY 421 near your house every day.  Let me
> tell you it was raining as hard as I ever saw it rain when I was near
> Baltimore Rd./Speer Bridge Rd..
> 
> By the way, here is the official weather statement on the tornado:
> 
> http://weather.noaa.gov/pub/data/watches_warnings/tornado/nc/ncc067.txt
> 
> Right within 100 yards of the heart of Pfafftown.  I am actually closer to
> Vienna and Dozier if anyone is looking at a map so I was a mile or more
> away from it.
> 
> Spencer Yost
> Owner, ATIS
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