Here in NE Alabama, we faired well. The storm had pretty much dissipated by the time it came through here and we only got 2 inches of rain and some wind. My cousins down in the Dothan area had it much worse -- they pretty much got the full hurricane as they are just in from the coast and had a lot of damage in their neighborhood.

The extent of the damage here was that the power went out for about 4 hours (but that's not unusual up here on the mountain frown ) and we had one tree come down. But as luck would have it, it came down almost perfectly on the burn pile. So we had THAT going for us, at least.

J&P
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Tropical Depression Isaias Damage at Stovebolt HQ -- one tree down. Landed on top of the burn pile :)


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