Lifeguards have their hands full I'm sure. The run out are really bad. Did you know if you're ever caught in one the best thing you can do is just let it take you out (easier said than done I'm sure) the farest it runs is just past the first breakers. So it really doesn't run out to sea. Then you swim to the side to get out of a rip current.We shift our concerns now to our neighbors to the north of us. Earl is 400 miles north of us and we know our friends in NC are under the effects of Earl. We hope that it just skirts by and moves on out to sea...but we know that the track is on for it to impact the outer shores of the Eastern Seaboard and then find landfall in Canada. We hope that when it does it comes onshore as a rainmaker and does not cause any major damages.
We are glad Earl is leaving you but we hope everyone else stays safe. Do you live at Jacksonville Beach? Our mum has a friend who lives there.
ReplyDeleteYes, we're crossing our paws for everyone too. Earl seems to be tracking west of Halifax, NS now, which is good. I'm sure there'll be lots of rain and gusty winds, but we're hoping it's only that, for everyone.
ReplyDeleteEarl should be pulling up for his visit to us in about 30 minutes. We didn't invite him over.
ReplyDeleteMe and Charlie are super glad you and all at Manx Mnews are safe!! We hope that Earl now goes out to sea!! We hope everyone will be safe!
ReplyDeleteTake care
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That ocean is plenty churny. We are watching Earl's projected route closely - a little to the west and he could smack us with some bad weather here. Hoping he heads even further east than projected, and misses everybody.
ReplyDeleteThat sure is good, now if that mean Earl will leave all of our friends alone!
ReplyDeleteThat is sure a good thing and me and mommy were very interested in the pictures too. It willo go to where some of mommy's own bloggie friends live in MA and CT. That worries her a lot as well as for others.
ReplyDeleteWe hope Earl zips on up the coast without coming too close anywhere! We are not big hurricane fans, although our mom loves the ocean.
ReplyDeleteMany purrs!
We are thinking hard about our friends in NC today. I am glad you are safe Ping!
ReplyDeletewe's happy you're all safe.
ReplyDeletepurrrsss n nosekissies to mine gorgeous sweet petite princess
your adoring floofy cocoapuff meezerman Sammy
Once again, I thank you for the pictures. It's wonderful to see this through the camera lens of someone we know. I love Florida, in good weather and in bad. I know this was a risky situation, but you're pictures are still beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWe're purring for all those who may be affected by Earl.
ReplyDeleteGo away Earl seems to haf worked a little bit. Hope yoo guys is all doing well, we haf not been around fur awhile. We blame it on mommy as we can't visit wifout her apposable thumbs and dey haf been elsewhere.
ReplyDeleteWe're glad that Earl is leaving you and purr for safety for our friends north of you too!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing those amazing photos! Wow, and Earl was hundreds of miles away, and causing this much commotion!
ReplyDeletePadre, Panda Bear, Meerkat, Cookie, and Caramel