Just making sure everyone is okay, it didn't hit my area bad but I know others weren't so lucky. If someone needs something feel free to ask your bronco family, I'm sure one of us can help you out. :beer

Got any power stashed away somewhere? That seems to be the only thing we're missing right now. Conroe didn't get much more than a little wind/rain, but enough to have the power STILL out. We're still camped out on the in-laws sofa bed(since friday), and man does my back hurt! I was hoping it would have knocked down those dead trees in the yard, but no such luck. Oh well, just thankful that nothing(or anyone) else got damaged.

pops has a generator but I think he loaned it to my aunt in Beaumont

thanks, but were good at the in-laws till power is back kids get to play with their uncles, and a shorter drive to work, too. Wouldn't want to bother unless I could run the a/c, and I know my grandpa's wont do it.

Moderator, we're in Texas, I'd like to help the Dixie Chapter but I simply can't.

Got power back Saturday night....Only thing that is hurting me is my wallet from driving around in giant circles for no apparant reason.

We here in Houston call that 610

rode out both storms on the coast, had to for work. Rita wasn't much on wind, but the water came up high and we had a lot of flooding in the area.

Katrina got bad were I was, we rode out the storm in a hospital about 25 miles or so from the coast. the wind was pushing our units a few inches across the cement. didn't take many pics, we were really busy I will try to post some pics when I get a chance.

Is it getting any better in Nawlins? I'm just glad Burbon street made it out ok. :drinkbud I guess some with the money want to build a golf course over the ruins that got real flooded. I say, rebuild. The rest of the country doesn't need the extra crime. :box0715:

glad everyone made it alright, wish i could help but im about 9,000 miles away....some of my buddies from the Eighty-Duece is helping out ppl in new orleans, and im glad that burbon street made it out alright:beer . i was there on r&r back in july, damn i love that place, just wish i could be there and help some of ya'll out.....

We here in Houston call that 610
I thought that was the aggie evacuation route.

BroncoRescue.org has a plan in place to provide $monetary$ assistance to fellow Bronco owners in the hurricane impacted areas. Our donated funds stand at nearly $12,000.00 and we've given out about $3,500.00 to needy Bronco owners across TX, LA, & MS. http://www.BroncoRescue.org
If you know of a Bronco owner in the Gulf Coast who needs help, please let us know. Thanks, Doc Administrator, BroncoRescue.org

Hey Doc, glad to see ya around...
Thanks for the link, and the info..
See ya on the trails.

Just a note from "down under"...its gonna be a long time coming, but it will.....