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I had no ideal this happened in Augusta thank you for sharing. It's unfortunate to know that none of us are exempt from the things that are coming upon us ALL. Peace be still.
Yes, it said in so many throughout the nation haven’t yet heard about it, which is why I’m using my channel as a platform to keep people informed people definitely no one is exempt from natural disaster, but God is the one to protect us all. Thanks for watching the channel!
Wow, thanks for sharing. I didn’t realize so many communities across the country. Were affected by the storm the news doesn’t tell us everything nicely done video and I love The positive messages about the communities coming together thank you💯🙌🏿
Definitely we’re not getting the type of coverage. We deserve in the area. Thanks so much for your kind words and I’ll keep everyone informed on the channel… Keep an eye out for updated information
I live in Aiken County and we have the same mess. I was one of the lucky ones and although I lost all my food my power was only out for five days. I then spent the next week having family over who had no power or water. My yard sustained some damage but nothing on my house. I am so grateful that I was pretty much spared. I spent the hurricane in southern South Carolina and had to drive my granddaughter to Columbia County the next morning. Detours took us through South Augusta ( my old stomping grounds). We shed so many tears just seeing the devastating results of Helene. The landscape is changed forever and sadly lives were lost. Your video is excellent. ❤
@@christinetumm101 Glad to hear how God preserved you and your home… we experienced the same with power being out 5 days and housing a friend for nearly two weeks. It’s sad that so many are still displaced. Unfortunately just as you said the landscape has been forever changed. I guess as we get adjusted to the new landscape we’ll have to look at it with an attitude of gratitude for still being alive to see it 💖🙏🏽💖
Agusta Georgia is blessed to have beautiful people like ÿou, God bless Agusta and the neighboring country around them. What a sweet and peaceful place. 🙏 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much! That means the world to me. 🙏🏽 It’s always great to hear from a fellow Chicagoan! Hope you’re enjoying the content-let me know if there’s anything else you’d like to see. Sending you all the best!
I will never forget this Experience. Augusta Ga is a Beautiful place. The storm ⛈️ turn Augusta Up !!! It’s 3 weeks later and the effects of the storm is still effective in the life’s of the residents here. 🙏🏾
Yes, listening to the stories of everyone is interesting. Augusta is still a beautiful place. Definitely changed from what it was just a month ago ‘ thankfully we had lots of trees here so many of them are still present. However, the ones that have been destroyed are certainly missed. Those heavily impacted by the storm will be recovering for a while.
Excellent video detailing what you guys in Augusta are going through. And to think that this is showing AFTER some clean up. Hope things can get back to normal soon. Thanks for all you're doing. ❤️
@ceoa You’re welcome yes exactly… had I been able to get to all of the areas to show immediate results it truly would have been daunting… even during the cleanup it’s still difficult to grasp everything that has happened.
@@michaelnelson-o9m Yes! The linemen were working around the clock to get power restored. Glad to hear the good news about the timing of your insurance company.. 👍🏽👍🏽
@ Hey, thank you for responding and I like your videos I’ve watched a few of them but yeah the lineman did awesome and there were some good people that shined in the midst of that disaster and I was really happy about the insurance
@@71jstevenson No problem… it actually started as tropical storm Helene, which is what we experienced in the first video when we were in Cancun and it quickly escalated to Hurricane Helene 👍🏽👍🏽 Thanks for watching.
I tell anyone before you buy a home..look at the tree cover around it..large trees near your driveway or sidewalks eventually the trees will crack the concrete..
If you're selling a house in augusta...make sure you deduct 20 -30 grand off the price if there's large trees 🌳 in the yard or over the house..for tree removal..
Thanks so much! It's indeed a blessing that so many churches and businesses have helped support and pray for the communities here in Augusta. It means the world to us during this challenging time.
Hello. I deal with fuels for a very popular gas station here in Georgia. Let me give you a few “pointers “. As a fuel tech I am told by my director and managers at least 5 days before a storm/hurricane hits different steps to take. If we know a storm is coming we’re asked to make sure all fill cap and vapor caps are tight to avoid water intrusion in all tanks. In some cases delivery drivers fill up most tanks (87 and diesel) to 90% mark if possible before storm hits. 93 octane or premium, isn’t really topped off at a gas station unless that station sales a lot of it. Also the store managers will close early at least 10-12 hours prior to storm because they want the employees to go home early and be in a safe place. After the storm is over sometimes the stores can’t open up due to lack of employees (all employees even the delivery drivers) no power, or the store is close and not selling fuel because the ATG maybe showing a positive water reading in tank and further investigation needs to be done prior to selling fuel again to ensure no water is in any tanks and that no damage comes to customers vehicles. And sometimes that takes time. Especially if local workers can’t get to store to check the tank or if outside vendors that work for gas stations can’t get to site due to downed trees, roads and power lines.
@LivinginAugustaGeorgia no they was not affected, actually the morning after Hurricane Helene, I rode around Augusta, Evans and Aiken, SC, no gas, no power, and food truck lines were really long, so I started calling hotels around the surrounding area to see if they had power, gas and food and Lexington, SC was the closest to Augusta.
I hope that everyone learns from this experience and have some food, water, prescription medications, cash, etc., on hand so that they don't have to be in those long lines or go without in an emergency.
@@theratrace999 Yes, that would be the ideal situation. However, it’s important to keep in mind that this was an unprecedented event, something we have never experienced (like this) in this area. The forecast didn’t predict the storm would affect us to this extent. It’s similar to asking someone to prepare for an event that has never happened in their region.
@@elizabethharalson7903 Keep it going, we have to help ourselves! We also have to remember to review our preps. I checked on my portable heaters and realized I have to place them immediately!
Yes, so many areas have gotten hit badly but together we can definitely rebuild with the goal to become better than we were before. Don’t forget if you need support programs there may be some available online or in your area. Together we can get it done! 👍🏽🙏🏽👍🏽
The residents of Augusta Georgia and the surrounding areas really have to give thanks that the Nuclear Plant wasn't affected by the storm. It would have been a disaster of the first degree if the Nuclear Plant was compromised by the storm!
@@williedailey4976 Thanks for watching and commenting… are you referring to the music in my intro and outro? Or background music that’s used throughout the video?
@@abdulhakeem5195 My properties are all clear now but there’s still work to be done throughout the area, particularly for those who are reasonably priced.
Tree removal companies were charging us $2500 per tree (at a minimum) to just cut up trees that were already on the ground. They didnt take them away. They gouged us and came under the guise that they were here to help.
@@missmiles5394 You’re welcome. It’s so sad but our communities are strong, the linemen and tree service workers are working nonstop to restore our area 💖🙏🏽
@@mary65cooper49 Waynesboro is about an hour from me and I’ll be there this week so don’t worry I’ll have content to show your area as well… Stay tuned it’s coming and thanks for watching! 💖
@@shamanwarrior369 The entire central Savannah river area (Augusta, Hehzibah. Martinez. Grovetown, Appling and Evans) have been impacted by the storm. However the damage is heavy in some areas and minimal in others but you can definitely see the effects of the storm throughout all areas. Updated footage will be uploaded soon so stay tuned. 💖
Thanks for your concern, but it’s important that everyone stays safe in situations like this. We all need to look out for one another. Everyone was impacted by the storm.
@@barbarajohnson8398 Good to know… Gas stations were constantly closing & pumps were flagged as being out preventing us from getting gas so I figured it was a supply issue with lack of gas. Thanks for sharing that info.
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgiaI live in Grovetown and another reason was with the power out, they didn’t have any way to take credit/debit cards to pay for gas! The ones that opened first were taking cash only! Couldn’t even use the ATM’s to get cash so had a lot of us in a bund! Things are back to normal now, thank God!
@shay5839 Yes absolutely that’s exactly what I encountered having to pay cash for gas at some of the stations I found that were open. I’m grateful that we’re back to “normal” as well.
@georgetteWilliams-oj9op I’ve helped several clients on a fixed income move to the area. I’ll be happy to discuss options with you whenever you’re ready.
I have a question why do you have to have premium gas you should take what you could get and be happy I would get regular gas cause it’s better than running out of gas ⛽️ I am sorry it’s surviving
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I had no ideal this happened in Augusta thank you for sharing. It's unfortunate to know that none of us are exempt from the things that are coming upon us ALL. Peace be still.
Yes, it said in so many throughout the nation haven’t yet heard about it, which is why I’m using my channel as a platform to keep people informed people definitely no one is exempt from natural disaster, but God is the one to protect us all. Thanks for watching the channel!
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia we are living in biblical times. God bless.
@@Theheart777 I agree
Thank you ma'am, I have not seen this on local News. I prayers go out to Augusta.
Absolutely and thank you 🙏🏽
Wow, thanks for sharing. I didn’t realize so many communities across the country. Were affected by the storm the news doesn’t tell us everything nicely done video and I love The positive messages about the communities coming together thank you💯🙌🏿
Definitely we’re not getting the type of coverage. We deserve in the area. Thanks so much for your kind words and I’ll keep everyone informed on the channel… Keep an eye out for updated information
I live in Aiken County and we have the same mess. I was one of the lucky ones and although I lost all my food my power was only out for five days. I then spent the next week having family over who had no power or water. My yard sustained some damage but nothing on my house. I am so grateful that I was pretty much spared.
I spent the hurricane in southern South Carolina and had to drive my granddaughter to Columbia County the next morning. Detours took us through South Augusta ( my old stomping grounds). We shed so many tears just seeing the devastating results of Helene. The landscape is changed forever and sadly lives were lost.
Your video is excellent. ❤
@@christinetumm101 Glad to hear how God preserved you and your home… we experienced the same with power being out 5 days and housing a friend for nearly two weeks. It’s sad that so many are still displaced. Unfortunately just as you said the landscape has been forever changed. I guess as we get adjusted to the new landscape we’ll have to look at it with an attitude of gratitude for still being alive to see it 💖🙏🏽💖
Agusta Georgia is blessed to have beautiful people like ÿou, God bless Agusta and the neighboring country around them. What a sweet and peaceful place. 🙏 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@@ElaineRamos-e4f Absolutely thank you and I appreciate you watching the channel. More updates are coming soon!
Ma’am you are such a God send! Thank you for all you do. Much love to you and your community from Chicago ♥️.
Thank you so much! That means the world to me. 🙏🏽 It’s always great to hear from a fellow Chicagoan! Hope you’re enjoying the content-let me know if there’s anything else you’d like to see. Sending you all the best!
Thank you for a visual update. My family and I watched together. ❤
@@brendawheeler975 You’re welcome 💖
I will never forget this Experience. Augusta Ga is a Beautiful place. The storm ⛈️ turn Augusta Up !!! It’s 3 weeks later and the effects of the storm is still effective in the life’s of the residents here. 🙏🏾
Yes, listening to the stories of everyone is interesting. Augusta is still a beautiful place. Definitely changed from what it was just a month ago ‘ thankfully we had lots of trees here so many of them are still present. However, the ones that have been destroyed are certainly missed. Those heavily impacted by the storm will be recovering for a while.
Excellent video detailing what you guys in Augusta are going through. And to think that this is showing AFTER some clean up. Hope things can get back to normal soon. Thanks for all you're doing. ❤️
@ceoa You’re welcome yes exactly… had I been able to get to all of the areas to show immediate results it truly would have been daunting… even during the cleanup it’s still difficult to grasp everything that has happened.
Burke County just outside Augusta was hit hard as well.
@@LibraCountryLifeCleaning 😢
Wonderful video. Content and production value are top notch. Thank you. I live in East Augusta. New subscriber.
@@AnthonyRussell-w8l Awww thanks I appreciate it and welcome to the channel!
The linemen did an awesome job! My insurance on my home responded and delivered quickly!
@@michaelnelson-o9m Yes! The linemen were working around the clock to get power restored. Glad to hear the good news about the timing of your insurance company.. 👍🏽👍🏽
@ Hey, thank you for responding and I like your videos I’ve watched a few of them but yeah the lineman did awesome and there were some good people that shined in the midst of that disaster and I was really happy about the insurance
You’re welcome and thank you for watching. I appreciate that!
The 1st video you called it Tropical storm Helene...Now it's Hurricane Helene. Glad you cleared that up. Good job
@@71jstevenson No problem… it actually started as tropical storm Helene, which is what we experienced in the first video when we were in Cancun and it quickly escalated to Hurricane Helene 👍🏽👍🏽 Thanks for watching.
WOW!
@@DaHic-y2p 😔
My daughter lives down there and she's been going through the same thing thanks for sharing
@@lorettaliving3769 So sorry to hear that hopefully she is fine
Been helping with disaster response out of Macon,GA. I praying for quick response in recovery 🍇🌺🍉
@@yisraeletsons4395 Thanks for all your help and prayers
Keep these videos coming
@@americandad707 Absolutely and thanks for watching
I tell anyone before you buy a home..look at the tree cover around it..large trees near your driveway or sidewalks eventually the trees will crack the concrete..
Great advice! 👍🏽👍🏽
Im totally shocked like you thatyour area was hit so bad,I was expecting this in the Charleston area where I liveI pray for all
Thanks you 🙏🏽💖
Great vlog sis!
@@zzzzzzip Thanks 😊 👍🏽
If you're selling a house in augusta...make sure you deduct 20 -30 grand off the price if there's large trees 🌳 in the yard or over the house..for tree removal..
My church took a lot of things to y’all in Augusta praying for everyone in Augusta
Thanks so much! It's indeed a blessing that so many churches and businesses have helped support and pray for the communities here in Augusta. It means the world to us during this challenging time.
Hello. I deal with fuels for a very popular gas station here in Georgia. Let me give you a few “pointers “. As a fuel tech I am told by my director and managers at least 5 days before a storm/hurricane hits different steps to take. If we know a storm is coming we’re asked to make sure all fill cap and vapor caps are tight to avoid water intrusion in all tanks. In some cases delivery drivers fill up most tanks (87 and diesel) to 90% mark if possible before storm hits. 93 octane or premium, isn’t really topped off at a gas station unless that station sales a lot of it. Also the store managers will close early at least 10-12 hours prior to storm because they want the employees to go home early and be in a safe place. After the storm is over sometimes the stores can’t open up due to lack of employees (all employees even the delivery drivers) no power, or the store is close and not selling fuel because the ATG maybe showing a positive water reading in tank and further investigation needs to be done prior to selling fuel again to ensure no water is in any tanks and that no damage comes to customers vehicles. And sometimes that takes time. Especially if local workers can’t get to store to check the tank or if outside vendors that work for gas stations can’t get to site due to downed trees, roads and power lines.
Great insight thanks for sharing your expertise and experience. Good information to know.
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia you’re welcome
Glad your ok. The James Brown community count your blessings it could have gone worst peace peace😊
@@dennislee4868 Absolutely it could have despite the devastation we’re still blessed.
Take a trip up to Lexington or Columbia SC, they have power, gas and food
Thanks our son actually sheltered in in Columbia… Did Lexington get hit at all from the storm?
@LivinginAugustaGeorgia no they was not affected, actually the morning after Hurricane Helene, I rode around Augusta, Evans and Aiken, SC, no gas, no power, and food truck lines were really long, so I started calling hotels around the surrounding area to see if they had power, gas and food and Lexington, SC was the closest to Augusta.
Let's stay in prayer! These are definitely the end times 🙏
Yes so much prayer is needed
I hope that everyone learns from this experience and have some food, water, prescription medications, cash, etc., on hand so that they don't have to be in those long lines or go without in an emergency.
@@theratrace999 Yes, that would be the ideal situation. However, it’s important to keep in mind that this was an unprecedented event, something we have never experienced (like this) in this area. The forecast didn’t predict the storm would affect us to this extent. It’s similar to asking someone to prepare for an event that has never happened in their region.
FLA survivor here. I'm prepared always.
@@elizabethharalson7903
Keep it going, we have to help ourselves! We also have to remember to review our preps. I checked on my portable heaters and realized I have to place them immediately!
@elizabethharalson7903 👍🏽👍🏽
This is my first time hearing about Augusta having this much destruction. It's not on the news. ☹️
@@debiseeu1620 😞
Hi South east small towns got hit hard , we are strong together and wise, it hard start all over again in life
Yes, so many areas have gotten hit badly but together we can definitely rebuild with the goal to become better than we were before. Don’t forget if you need support programs there may be some available online or in your area. Together we can get it done! 👍🏽🙏🏽👍🏽
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia what look for on online programs
Hey, nice video! Don't forget Aiken!
The residents of Augusta Georgia and the surrounding areas really have to give thanks that the Nuclear Plant wasn't affected by the storm. It would have been a disaster of the first degree if the Nuclear Plant was compromised by the storm!
@@theratrace999 Oh my goodness,you’re exactly right.. Although it’s a distance from some of our areas , that disaster would have been unimaginable!
These are the last Days time has ran out.
If you can't get the premium gas, then buy a bottle of fuel injector cleaner and fill up with whatever grade is available.
@@GhostRider-870 Thanks for the tip and thankfully we’re back to normal now with getting gas.
Don't forget about burke co.
@@wendolynvasquez9641 I haven’t. It’s coming soon stay tuned 👍🏽💖
Please go back to your original back ground music and I love it and I'm still gonna move there from Alabama.
@@williedailey4976 Thanks for watching and commenting… are you referring to the music in my intro and outro? Or background music that’s used throughout the video?
Let me know if u need those tress removed. Omw down there from New Jersey.
@@abdulhakeem5195 My properties are all clear now but there’s still work to be done throughout the area, particularly for those who are reasonably priced.
Tree removal companies were charging us $2500 per tree (at a minimum) to just cut up trees that were already on the ground. They didnt take them away. They gouged us and came under the guise that they were here to help.
@@dczed2104 Absolutely and it’s ridiculous how so many were taken advantage of by those who came in town “to help” 😡
How is the area near Windsor Spring Rd & Peach Orchard Rd? More near Winston Way by Skateland?
@@missmiles5394 The surrounding communities got hit pretty bad in that area but peach Orchard Road and Windsor Spring Road are pretty clear now
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia Ok, thank you, I just moved from that area few months ago.
@@missmiles5394 You’re welcome. It’s so sad but our communities are strong, the linemen and tree service workers are working nonstop to restore our area 💖🙏🏽
You should be on your knees praying and praising the Most High Yah HalleluYah that He spared your life.
He's Not Done Yet.
I can believe Burke County, Waynesboro Ga is next to Richmond County n u don’t mention us!🤔
@@mary65cooper49 Waynesboro is about an hour from me and I’ll be there this week so don’t worry I’ll have content to show your area as well… Stay tuned it’s coming and thanks for watching! 💖
What are the conditions like in Martinez?
@@shamanwarrior369 The entire central Savannah river area (Augusta, Hehzibah. Martinez. Grovetown, Appling and Evans) have been impacted by the storm. However the damage is heavy in some areas and minimal in others but you can definitely see the effects of the storm throughout all areas. Updated footage will be uploaded soon so stay tuned. 💖
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia Stay safe and I'm looking forward to your future videos thanks
@@shamanwarrior369 Thank you I appreciate it!
This is the main reason why I don't want trees near my home.
@@lf5163 👍🏽👍🏽
Love the video, hopefully black folks safe over there
Thanks for your concern, but it’s important that everyone stays safe in situations like this. We all need to look out for one another. Everyone was impacted by the storm.
There wasn’t a gas shortage there was power outages at the gas stations they had to get generators to power up the pumps
@@barbarajohnson8398 Good to know… Gas stations were constantly closing & pumps were flagged as being out preventing us from getting gas so I figured it was a supply issue with lack of gas. Thanks for sharing that info.
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgiaI live in Grovetown and another reason was with the power out, they didn’t have any way to take credit/debit cards to pay for gas! The ones that opened first were taking cash only! Couldn’t even use the ATM’s to get cash so had a lot of us in a bund! Things are back to normal now, thank God!
Bind not bund.
@shay5839 Yes absolutely that’s exactly what I encountered having to pay cash for gas at some of the stations I found that were open. I’m grateful that we’re back to “normal” as well.
@@shay5839 👍🏽👍🏽
🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thank God, you are all safe, and have your life. JESUS NAME
@@GodisGreatministries Yes that’s what matters most
Burke county as well waynesboro ga Midville ga
Yes, I was actually in Burke County the other day and saw the devastation… Praying for your town as well
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia thank you
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia I like to move to Augusta I live there before and Evan’s ga but now I’m on a fix income
@@georgetteWilliams-oj9op I’ll be featuring your area next with updates so please stay tuned 👍🏽
@georgetteWilliams-oj9op I’ve helped several clients on a fixed income move to the area. I’ll be happy to discuss options with you whenever you’re ready.
Too many trees
I have a question why do you have to have premium gas you should take what you could get and be happy I would get regular gas cause it’s better than running out of gas ⛽️ I am sorry it’s surviving
It will make the engine knock. But you can add a gas additive to fix it.
@rodneymiller1062 Premium gas is recommended for the type of car I drive to prevent future mechanical issues.