AmyMyBlueFront
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- Apr 14, 2015
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- Amy a Blue Front 'Zon
Jonesy a Goffins 'Too who had to be rehomed :-(
And a Normal Grey Cockatiel named BB who came home with me on 5/20/2016.
Now that the storm has done it's damage,the East Coast is trying to recover. The whole state of CT was suppose to get a severe whacking and heavy rain,but the storm stayed west of us going into New York. We did get some rain but no flooding except along the coastal regions,but we did get high winds,gusts were recorded at Bradley International Airport at 83 mph. In the south central part of the state where I live the wind was from 40 to 60mph.
We didn't suffer any major damage (i.e. trees down) but I did spend the last few days chain sawing large limbs and toting them off to the local compost yard in a utility trailer making a couple trips, that was over whelmed with vehicles.
Some folks weren't so lucky. My friend John and his wife live in the center of town,their house built in the early 1800's,and it sits in the back behind two other houses. They have a very small back yard,prolly 1/8 acre but it is a mini oasis. Johns wife calls him "Farmer John" coz he is always tending his garden of 'maters and 'taters,cukes,squash,corn,peas and beans ect. ( he picked 1400 tomato's last year )
The yard is also a haven for birds..a couple feeders,houses,two hummingbird feeders and the State of CT recognizes the yard as a Monarch Butterfly Sanctuary. It is truly beautiful,tranquil and relaxing.
Here are a few pictures I took today of the carnage he is now dealing with while waiting for insurance idiots to come and look Two sheds and his garage and 2011 Chevy Silverado got trashed.
Jim
We didn't suffer any major damage (i.e. trees down) but I did spend the last few days chain sawing large limbs and toting them off to the local compost yard in a utility trailer making a couple trips, that was over whelmed with vehicles.
Some folks weren't so lucky. My friend John and his wife live in the center of town,their house built in the early 1800's,and it sits in the back behind two other houses. They have a very small back yard,prolly 1/8 acre but it is a mini oasis. Johns wife calls him "Farmer John" coz he is always tending his garden of 'maters and 'taters,cukes,squash,corn,peas and beans ect. ( he picked 1400 tomato's last year )
The yard is also a haven for birds..a couple feeders,houses,two hummingbird feeders and the State of CT recognizes the yard as a Monarch Butterfly Sanctuary. It is truly beautiful,tranquil and relaxing.
Here are a few pictures I took today of the carnage he is now dealing with while waiting for insurance idiots to come and look Two sheds and his garage and 2011 Chevy Silverado got trashed.
Jim
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