OH NO! Not the liquor shelf! That's REALLY alcohol abuse. Did things float away? Get damaged?
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Originally posted by MulegeAL
From telecon with Saul at his store/mercado: The lower part of his store where the liquor/wine is shelved got wet, that's about 3 feet above the
roadbed in front of the store.
2 PM National Hurricane Center says Paul is over, and that was their final update. Residue rain and surf though. Another thread ovbiously started to
track fuel and road conditions. Great help if anyone has info for that one. Shari, party on girl. Why not?
Havig's, next door upstream from the Jungle property and with house raised maybe 20" report 3ft of water in the house. By that I'd guess little to no
water in Pam & Randy's as their floor is higher and 75 meters downstream.
Sharon- Tom & Patty had both a) the same advanced warning as everybody else (who appear to have made good use of the time), and b) the H.John
experience of swimming out of their bedroom window. Pretty sure they got the trailer out, not sure where they stayed.
John Dinning pretty much ditto. Havig would have reported if there was a problem because Sergio is at their house cleaning up & Sergio would know
for sure.
I'll put it on my agenda for the next update. Havig's phone was running dry, so he needed to retrieve cell charger from his rig parked at Cliff's
storage out on the highway south of Pemex, and I'll catch up w/him around c-cktail time if phones are still up.
I'm a little worried the cell towers are not armed w/generators and will go down if power is out too long (tower radio gear has batteries for a
while), but we'll see.
Director, Mulege Student Scholarship Program
Oasis Rio Baja #M-3, & Auburn, CA
Thank you so much for the information. I talked to them yesterday about noon and they had pulled everything and were with Pam and Randy. They
promised to keep watches and get out if there was water coming in based on what happened during John. My phone number is 949-233-7631 if anyone has
information at any point and would like to call. Also e-mail is SharonFerrelli@gmail.com.
pt. abreojos update 4.00p.m. no major damage in town or at beliza ( Ralph , I checked out your house and everything is O.K...).The weather is
beautiful , light breeze , blue skies and 4 to5 ft waves...................p.s the new gas station to open any day now.................... Steve
the Asuncion hurricane Paul party is ON here...c-cktails, food, amigos & stories at the blowhole....we saw a patch of blue sky and are hoping for
a sunset here...everyone's roof stayed on, no broken windows....whew...photos soon
thank you everyone for your concern, phone calls, u2u's, emails and prayers.
What a shame that there is no way to divert some of that so it perks back into the ground water table.
So little fresh water comes to Baja,
and when it does it all flashes out to sea.
Bummer.....
What a shame that there is no way to divert some of that so it perks back into the ground water table.
So little fresh water comes to Baja,
and when it does it all flashes out to sea.
Bummer.....
That crosses my mind every time I see water running out to sea, Dick, but I think it's going to be De-Sal....The wave of the future.
What a shame that there is no way to divert some of that so it perks back into the ground water table.
So little fresh water comes to Baja,
and when it does it all flashes out to sea.
Bummer.....
That's why Felipe Calderón was here last week..They are building the first of a series of dams over at Comondu.. http://loretonoticias.com.mx/?p=5556
By the way we are still without city water in Loreto..
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