Hurricane Harvey
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Things are finally trying to get back to normal around here in Beaumont/Vidor. Power has been restored, city water is drinkable again (no more boiling water), traffic is back to normal, and fuel isn't a problem anymore. Some businesses are still closed or recovering from Harvey, and a lot of people are without their cars, homes, or possessions.
Car Dealerships have empty lots and they've got nearly 1.5 million cars sitting in Baytown, TX awaiting their fate at the scrap yards.
I was extremely lucky and had no property damage, all 5 of my Land Rover's made it, and my family and I were safe.
I got to see what my 99 D2 could handle (deep water wise) and it performed flawlessly even though it didn't have a snorkel! Made me proud to be driving a LR.
Car Dealerships have empty lots and they've got nearly 1.5 million cars sitting in Baytown, TX awaiting their fate at the scrap yards.
I was extremely lucky and had no property damage, all 5 of my Land Rover's made it, and my family and I were safe.
I got to see what my 99 D2 could handle (deep water wise) and it performed flawlessly even though it didn't have a snorkel! Made me proud to be driving a LR.
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