We enjoy your videos, especially those about Ft. Myers Beach. For nearly 20 years we spent the winters at Red Coconut RV Park.....until Hurricane Ian destroyed the campground. We sure do miss those days. We have not been back since that hurricane but do plan to return to area. Keep posting your videos, we love them.
I might lose a lot of stuff but my whole family and friends are all okay. That's what truly matters lives can't be replaced, but stuff can 😊 50 + years in Florida
Of course I am thankful for those who remained safe, however what will be 'replaced' will eventually be on the backs of every tax payer and home owner in the US with government loans and grants, not to mention higher insurance costs to everyone with common sense not to build on hurricane prone coast lines.
Every storm has its own personality. Can’t ever predict what’s going to happen. Lived in FL all my life and it’s been weird how little rain we got. Thankful, but weird.
HAARP and Doplar radar and cell towers. Heat up the ionisphere....steers and intensifies the storms. He who controls the weather controls the world. DARPA and the Military Industrial Complex. They are NOT on our side.
YOU SURE ARE RIGHT ABOUT THAT !!! EACH STORM HAS ITS OWN PERSONALITY . LAST I HEARD THIS WAS A CAT.4 !! A BIG BAD BOY .!!! BUT I CANT FIND OUT IF IT GOT INTO THE GULF. THAT MAKES A HUGE DIFFERENCE. ALL I CAN FIND OUT IS IT HIT 4 STATES. LIVED IN ALA. OVER 30 YEARS, HAD TO MOVE A COUPLE YEARS AGO FOR FAMILY ISSUES HERE IN ARKANSAS. NOW IM STUCK !!!
Right I was in Daytona beach Florida for about 12 years tons of hurricanes everyone always different ...Fried the transformer 1 year lights out a whole week and all the rain 🌧️ and wind 💨 but no thundering ....Hurricanes are so weird I tell u especially when u a Floridian and get used to that same stuff every hurricane season
Thank you for sharing. My dad and Step mom lost everything during the last Hurricane a few years ago! Nothing worse than seeing two 83 yr olds, wet, cold and homeless. They ended up driving back to Wisconsin. They are both deceased now. They lived in Tropicanna. Wish there were video's of what that area looks like now.
@@PriscillaAlford It was horrible. They evacuated at the last minute...they were wet, cold and homeless....the help they got was from family to put them up in hotels along the way...One of the hotels they stayed at was on the first floor and it flooded, so in order for them to not get wet feet they had to stay in their bed. No sleep due to smoke alarms going off the whole night in the hotel. Family put a tracker on their phone so we could know where they were on the long drive. They lived with me for 3.5 months until we could get them placed in an apartment for seniors. Hurricane Ian was horrible. THANK YOU ALL for your kind words.
@@jeffconley819 I’m seriously considering moving too . But not quite that far away. I know it’s absolutely beautiful out there though. Best of luck to you and yours! 🙂
If you’re going to build there, raise the structure twelve feet on concrete reinforced columns and use the highest level of water and wind proofing you can afford, then evacuate before the storm and pray.
@@Galworld761 The ground is built up. It’s not necessarily a house with stairs. The newer parts of Fl, subdivisions etc, are built this way. And that is a major problem with the old parts of FL. The older home mainly stick built, and street level. As one of the problems.
Thanks so much for such an informative video Ryan. It’s great to see how things are around FMB during these times when we are so far away. Very much appreciated. Stay safe.
I've been in a hurricane when the eye came right over us and I been in a tornado when I could feel the brick wall of the building shaking. I'd rather go through a hurricane for hours than a tornado for a few seconds
Thanks for the look at Salty Sam's! Was so worried after the devastation that came with Ian. Once the water runs off, should be good. Love from Seattle.
Personally I wouldn’t be walking around in that water without rubber hip waders. Ya never know if there is random hot electric waiting to fry somebody.
Visited in April. So very sad to see the beautiful village of FM Beach and the restaurants we visited. We were told that by September, the area would be almost up to speed. And now this. Heartbreaking. Brother has home in Cape Coral that had no issues this year.
Thank you for your story. I am worried about you walking in that water especially barefoot. There’s probably a lot of debris that could cut you and also lots of bacteria. Be careful and safe!!
Well jeff, that and the bacteria in the water, you could step on broken glass or anything really and that bacteria will rush into that opening. MUST WEAR AT LEAST SHOES BOOT ARE BETTER IF YOURE GOING TO WALK INTO THE WATER!!
Thank you very much for sharing, we have Friends in the area. Praying for everyone’s safety during this crazy storm. 🙏 FMB is our favorite vacation destination, we will revisit soon. Looking forward to going to Salty Sam’s
Thanks for the tour! Señor Caribbean!! Very very extensive compared to the other RUclips's!! - Is there any word yet if any funds will be available to business owners and others that don't have flood insurance? - I imagine even people with flood insurance would wind up coming out negative, with the premiums that they would have had to have paid with all the storms
I would like to see you take a drive down Davis Ave right off the end of the Cauzway. From McGregor to the north. My wife's best friend lives on that road.
Great video BTW ,... had a front row beach house on Crystal beach on Port Bolivar, outside of Galveston, Texas. Hurricane Ike removed and leveled the whole house for us.
I've been through both Charley and Ian, but i think Helena was worse than either one of them. It raked the enite Gulf Coast of Floridia, smashed through the Panhandle and into Georgia, and wrecked havov on the Carolinas and several other stares as far north as Virginia and Ohio and as far west as Missouri.. The entire sourtheast took a hit on this one...
Given the fact that Fort Myers has been hit by two hurricanes in less than 4 years, does anybody know if the residents in that town can get homeowners insurance? Thank You in advance.
All coastal property all over the world has very high insurance rates. The good thing about getting hit several times in a row by a hurricane is that all the rotten and pre-building structures are knocked down by the 1st hurricane along with any dead or untrimmed trees. Subsequent hurricanes leave much less debris in their wake. Certainly boat sheds and other temporary storage sheds will not be built to housing specifications but some of those still survive. What contractors won't do but some DIY people will is to use telephone poles as piers and use 2x12s as bottom rafters that are bolted onto both sides of the poles then double strap the floor plates to them. My cousins had the poles going all the way through the walls with the roof beams attached to them. That house is on Galveston Island and is standing solid as a rock.
Ft Myers, Ft Myers Beach, Cape Coral. I lost everything in Ian in Cape Coral. Ended up moving to KY and buying a house here. Miss the beach but don't miss hurricane season at all.
My poor, beloved Fort Myers Beach...still far from recovered after Ian. Today is exactly 2 years since Ian struck and it is so depressing to see how little has been rebuilt. Is it insurance? Politics? Lack of labor? A downtown area and fishing pier only in the "design" process (according to sign) after two years is shameful.
Please assist the seniors, the sick, the handicapped and the animals. How many pets are often left behind, abandoned by their 'owners' to die totally helpless, a horrendous death? They were certainly not their 'guardians' or 'custodians!
Yeah, Marketing and Operations Director. Used shrink wrap tape. Worked ok if waves weren't hammering on it. But we did get a lot of water in, so who knows.
This was the first surge. The one that happened early evening was terrible. I could make it down there to film. Sun just starting to come up now. Will see how bad it got.
It got worse in the evening. 5 foot surge came through. Definitely still better than what Ian did to us. Feel so bad for the people in northern Florida.
We weren't hit. It's still paradise. Every place has issues... fires, earthquakes, ice storms, hurricanes, over population. I'll take this over anywhere.
Definitely have to have money you wanna throw away to live down there. Because you can’t get insurance. And if you do, it’s not worth paying it’s so expensive.
So sad when Fort Myers was decimated by Ian and came back with rebuilding for a year or so ! ! Blessings though know fatal fatalities with in Fort Myers , with major Hurricane Helene 🌀 not that I heard of or was reported. Prayers 🙏 for a speedy recovery much Love , ❤️ Hugs 🫂 and Blessings 😇🕊✨️✝️☮️
We use to live in Fl right below Ft Myers. We got a cat 2 one time. Had a 40 ft tall palm tree with a very wide trunk, in our backyard. The tree broke in half. Completely broke. About 6 feet was sticking up out of ground. The rest was laying on the other side of a 6ft wall.
Most likely not. I live in SW Port St. Lucie, which is 20 minutes north of Stuart. The wind was nonstop & strong from 10pm Thursday-3 am Friday then it started raining a lot. It finally stopped around 5 am. I don't think there's a lot of damages but there could be some flooding since it's been raining a lot the last couple weeks in Port St Lucie/ Stuart area.
My grandparents died during covid when the last hurricane hit fort Myers.
Rest In Peace grandma and grandpa, I love you.
So sorry for your loss.
Aww.😢😢 May they both rest in peace. So sorry for your lost. God bless you.
We enjoy your videos, especially those about Ft. Myers Beach. For nearly 20 years we spent the winters at Red Coconut RV Park.....until Hurricane Ian destroyed the campground. We sure do miss those days. We have not been back since that hurricane but do plan to return to area. Keep posting your videos, we love them.
We sure will. Live here full time and love showing this area we love. Thanks for watching!
I might lose a lot of stuff but my whole family and friends are all okay. That's what truly matters lives can't be replaced, but stuff can 😊 50 + years in Florida
We said, stay safe!
Stay safe and healthy 🙏
Amen
Of course I am thankful for those who remained safe, however what will be 'replaced' will eventually be on the backs of every tax payer and home owner in the US with government loans and grants, not to mention higher insurance costs to everyone with common sense not to build on hurricane prone coast lines.
🌏🇺🇸🙏🙏🏿🙏🏼🙏🏽🙏🙏🏿🙏🏼.!All of US.! 🦾↕️🔄↕️🦾💫💯💫 HELP IS ON THE WAY TOGETHER🙏🏽🙏👁️👁️🙏🏾🙏🏼.! make this make some sense.! 🫱🏼🫲🏾All 🫱🏼🫲🏾U.S.! WOW 🫱🏼🫲🏾🌏🫱🏼🫲🏾
I’m so sorry. May God help everyone to rebuild their lives. Thank you for showing us. Praying for their recovery.❤️🩹
Thank you!
Every storm has its own personality. Can’t ever predict what’s going to happen. Lived in FL all my life and it’s been weird how little rain we got. Thankful, but weird.
HAARP and Doplar radar and cell towers. Heat up the ionisphere....steers and intensifies the storms. He who controls the weather controls the world. DARPA and the Military Industrial Complex. They are NOT on our side.
Same here I’m in Gulfbreeze and hardly any rain. Thankful to have missed it this time. 🙏❤️
This one was moving extremely quick.
YOU SURE ARE RIGHT ABOUT THAT !!! EACH STORM HAS ITS OWN PERSONALITY . LAST I HEARD THIS WAS A CAT.4 !! A BIG BAD BOY .!!! BUT I CANT FIND OUT IF IT GOT INTO THE GULF. THAT MAKES A HUGE DIFFERENCE. ALL I CAN FIND OUT IS IT HIT 4 STATES. LIVED IN ALA. OVER 30 YEARS, HAD TO MOVE A COUPLE YEARS AGO FOR FAMILY ISSUES HERE IN ARKANSAS. NOW IM STUCK !!!
Right I was in Daytona beach Florida for about 12 years tons of hurricanes everyone always different ...Fried the transformer 1 year lights out a whole week and all the rain 🌧️ and wind 💨 but no thundering ....Hurricanes are so weird I tell u especially when u a Floridian and get used to that same stuff every hurricane season
Thank you for sharing. My dad and Step mom lost everything during the last Hurricane a few years ago! Nothing worse than seeing two 83 yr olds, wet, cold and homeless. They ended up driving back to Wisconsin. They are both deceased now. They lived in Tropicanna. Wish there were video's of what that area looks like now.
So sorry to hear that. Devastating
That is especially devastating. Hope they got help from community.
So sorry ❤️💕🙏🏻
Heartbreaking . OMG. Me too. 2004 destroyed ! 73. Hard to recover.
@@PriscillaAlford It was horrible. They evacuated at the last minute...they were wet, cold and homeless....the help they got was from family to put them up in hotels along the way...One of the hotels they stayed at was on the first floor and it flooded, so in order for them to not get wet feet they had to stay in their bed. No sleep due to smoke alarms going off the whole night in the hotel. Family put a tracker on their phone so we could know where they were on the long drive. They lived with me for 3.5 months until we could get them placed in an apartment for seniors. Hurricane Ian was horrible. THANK YOU ALL for your kind words.
Dam! That area just keeps getting slammed.
Breaks my heart! I miss living there.
Thanks for sharing this video. Stay safe ya’ll ❤
We just sold our house last month and moved to PNW. Hope all our old neighbors are ok.
Thank you and thanks for watching, there’s another one out there we have to keep an eye on. Getting old.
@@CaribbeanCastaways , I am aware of 2, but neither poses a threat to Florida, last I heard.
@@jeffconley819 I’m seriously considering moving too . But not quite that far away. I know it’s absolutely beautiful out there though. Best of luck to you and yours! 🙂
Thanks.. You Tube channels are invaluable especially for those who had to evacuated and have no idea of local conditions post storm.
Hope it helps!
Thanks!
Hey, thank you so much! Appreciate you David.
If you’re going to build there, raise the structure twelve feet on concrete reinforced columns and use the highest level of water and wind proofing you can afford, then evacuate before the storm and pray.
praying won't help at all
sourh fl building code requires 13 ft on all new and rebuilt homes in a flood zone.
And make sure its BLOCK and not stick built.
Remember the story of the 3 little pigs.
Elevated houses not good for seniors. The stairs are a challenge.
@@Galworld761 The ground is built up. It’s not necessarily a house with stairs. The newer parts of Fl, subdivisions etc, are built this way. And that is a major problem with the old parts of FL. The older home mainly stick built, and street level. As one of the problems.
Thanks so much for such an informative video Ryan. It’s great to see how things are around FMB during these times when we are so far away. Very much appreciated. Stay safe.
Happy to help
I've been in a hurricane when the eye came right over us and I been in a tornado when I could feel the brick wall of the building shaking. I'd rather go through a hurricane for hours than a tornado for a few seconds
Not me.
They both have their terrifying qualities! 😱
Tornadoes are no joke. Lived in the Midwest most of my life. No idea where they’re coming from.
I remember laying down in the front yard and watching a Tornado pass over the top of the house 😮😮😮
Andrew survivors would have to disagree with you on this, for which my sister is one and still has ptsd.
Thank you for showing me this. I love stormy weather. Stay safe.
Thanks! And thanks for watching.
Thank you very much! I have a condo right up the road at San Carlos and Gladiolus, not too bad, relieved.
That's where we are too. All good there.
Thanks for the look at Salty Sam's! Was so worried after the devastation that came with Ian. Once the water runs off, should be good. Love from Seattle.
Of course, yeah we will have to get all the cleaning and drying supplies out again and make it paradise
( footnote: people please avoid walking through water like this esp barefooted. It is SO dangerous).
Florida will always be Florida.
Thanks Ryan! Looks a little soggy but hopefully water recedes tonight and everyone gets dried out. We dodged another bad one! Stay safe!
It's really coming in now with the onshore winds. Going to be a long night
Personally I wouldn’t be walking around in that water without rubber hip waders.
Ya never know if there is random hot electric waiting to fry somebody.
or driving in flood water, or walking without a pole, I would stay in
Snakes
@@baskervillebee6097and water moccasins.
And bacteria from over flowing sewage systems...
Thank you for showing us. Really informative. Love from Arizona! 👍💯❤️ Be safe and God Bless!✝️
Thank you and thanks for watching!
Cedar key is devastated
So sad. But sometimes storms come into our lives to clear a path for something even better.
God bless.
third rime in 5 years
Heartbreaking. We know their pain. It was such a beautiful little fishing town.
Tragic. We feel so bad for them.
Thanks For The Video😊Watching From NC
Most welcome 😊
Visited in April. So very sad to see the beautiful village of FM Beach and the restaurants we visited. We were told that by September, the area would be almost up to speed. And now this. Heartbreaking. Brother has home in Cape Coral that had no issues this year.
I’m praying you are safe. 🙏☮️
Thank you
Thank you for your story. I am worried about you walking in that water especially barefoot. There’s probably a lot of debris that could cut you and also lots of bacteria. Be careful and safe!!
His wife told him the same thing. Thank you!
You’re welcome!
Wow y’all did a fantastic job squaring away the marina! Looking great 👍🏼
Tried our best. It's still a mess here.
After the storm , If approached by any Atty. do not talk to him !!
Smart advice. A perfect example of sharks that swim on the land.
Nothing like a good salt water bath for your Jeep
Well jeff, that and the bacteria in the water, you could step on broken glass or anything really and that bacteria will rush into that opening. MUST WEAR AT LEAST SHOES BOOT ARE BETTER IF YOURE GOING TO WALK INTO THE WATER!!
Humans are stupid...I rest my case.
Great vid followed u guys after Ian this is minor compared to that. Appreciate it!!
Thanks and true. Ian was a different animal for us. But from what I see about north Florida and the smokey mountains, they got the worst of it.
Thank you very much for sharing, we have Friends in the area. Praying for everyone’s safety during this crazy storm. 🙏
FMB is our favorite vacation destination, we will revisit soon.
Looking forward to going to Salty Sam’s
Much appreciated
Prayers. For. Them. All
amazing that the west coast can't get enough time to fulling recover from the last one. been like that since hurricane charlie
I know, we've been in the firing range way more than the east side. We need a break!
@@CaribbeanCastaways will check out the castaways next time we are on the left coast. Will wait till you gussy the place up a bit.
Looking at the live cam feeds from the north pine island bridge roadworks, it looks in some danger.
Swaying like crazy... 🙏
Saw that too, looks bad.
Thanks for the tour! Señor Caribbean!! Very very extensive compared to the other RUclips's!!
- Is there any word yet if any funds will be available to business owners and others that don't have flood insurance?
- I imagine even people with flood insurance would wind up coming out negative, with the premiums that they would have had to have paid with all the storms
No word on that part of it yet. Cheers!
Tks for sharing, it looks really bad...
Of course
Que casualidad que los huracanes en éstos tiempos van por la misma ruta.🤔
Así mismo, no quieren ni ver a Cuba.estan igual que los cubanos haciendo su propia travesía 😂😂😂😂
So so glad you are ok! I know hurricane Ian was really bad for all of you in that area! 🙏🙏
Thank you! Appreciate it.
@@CaribbeanCastaways God Bless You! Be safe! 🙏🙏🙏
I would like to see you take a drive down Davis Ave right off the end of the Cauzway. From McGregor to the north. My wife's best friend lives on that road.
Great video BTW ,... had a front row beach house on Crystal beach on Port Bolivar, outside of Galveston, Texas. Hurricane Ike removed and leveled the whole house for us.
So sorry to hear that. Thanks for watching.
I've been through both Charley and Ian, but i think Helena was worse than either one of them. It raked the enite Gulf Coast of Floridia, smashed through the Panhandle and into Georgia, and wrecked havov on the Carolinas and several other stares as far north as Virginia and Ohio and as far west as Missouri.. The entire sourtheast took a hit on this one...
We were here for Ian and it was terrible. Catastrophic, locally but this one definitely had a farther reach.
@@CaribbeanCastaways Agreed. This was a massive storm with enough reach to make millions of people's lives miserable....
Thanks for the video did it get worse thurs pm Sorry that nice jeep got into all that salt water
It did, a lot worse. I was unable to get down there to film. Too deep. Heading back down in a few minutes.
omg, my friend was so excited to buying a home last month, i am not sure what he is feeling now .....
"welcome to paradise" 0:28 couldn't help but chuckle a little.
0:31Welcome to Paradise
It is paradise..
Glad to see all that yelping about not driving onto/into flooded roads is having zero effect.
Much gratitude for your upload. This is bad but I feared much worse. Was terrified for you all when I heard the predictions. Prayers for you all😥🙏💙🇨🇦
Thank you so much!
Still have power that’s amazing. Houston truly sucks on a major level. Hope everyone is ok here
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing this 🙏🏻🇺🇸
My pleasure.
Thank you 🙏
You’re welcome 😊
19:44, was that Ringo Star at the helm? (get it?)
Given the fact that Fort Myers has been hit by two hurricanes in less than 4 years, does anybody know if the residents in that town can get homeowners insurance? Thank You in advance.
This is a tropical storm not a hurricane.Cat 4 would flatten everything
God doesn’t like Fort Myers
All coastal property all over the world has very high insurance rates. The good thing about getting hit several times in a row by a hurricane is that all the rotten and pre-building structures are knocked down by the 1st hurricane along with any dead or untrimmed trees. Subsequent hurricanes leave much less debris in their wake. Certainly boat sheds and other temporary storage sheds will not be built to housing specifications but some of those still survive. What contractors won't do but some DIY people will is to use telephone poles as piers and use 2x12s as bottom rafters that are bolted onto both sides of the poles then double strap the floor plates to them. My cousins had the poles going all the way through the walls with the roof beams attached to them. That house is on Galveston Island and is standing solid as a rock.
Calm before the storm
Such a huge storm
@@danielebrparish4271- Not old orchard beach.
Such a bummer that Fort Myers Beach got hit AGAIN! Take care all.
Thank you! Appreciate it. We are so tired of it. Gulf coast needs a break.
Didn’t Fort Myers get hit with the last storm in 22 Ian ? Can’t catch a break
Yup! It’s been exhausting with all the hurricanes coming our way.
Ft Myers, Ft Myers Beach, Cape Coral. I lost everything in Ian in Cape Coral. Ended up moving to KY and buying a house here. Miss the beach but don't miss hurricane season at all.
@@crystalvandenabeele8137 hang in there I can’t imagine what you must be going through but stay strong
@@FastlifeToddThank you! It’s a relief that hurricane season is over…for now. Well, until November 30th.
Stayed there last spring and seen what was left of the beach after the last hurricane our hotel was only one with power 6 months later
I love miami I need to visit in some day.😚😊😁😇🤗😍
Miami? Why?
My poor, beloved Fort Myers Beach...still far from recovered after Ian. Today is exactly 2 years since Ian struck and it is so depressing to see how little has been rebuilt. Is it insurance? Politics? Lack of labor? A downtown area and fishing pier only in the "design" process (according to sign) after two years is shameful.
Mostly insurance, and city approvals for the new building designs. Some of the popular restaurants have started their rebuild.
10:29 Im the grey ranger bein pulled out lol. (Truck works amazingly still, Just got stuck on grass)
Please assist the seniors, the sick, the handicapped and the animals.
How many pets are often left behind, abandoned by their 'owners' to die totally helpless, a horrendous death? They were certainly not their 'guardians' or 'custodians!
We always do what we can.
Gracias por informarnos el dia y hora,
Well the route is greatly affected by the barometer , heat of the water in the gulf of mexico , etc.
Didn’t know you work there. What kind of tape you use on the doors?
Yeah, Marketing and Operations Director. Used shrink wrap tape. Worked ok if waves weren't hammering on it. But we did get a lot of water in, so who knows.
Thank you for no music and just the ambient sounds.
Yeah, that wind noise sucked but definitely better than music.
I don't see a big problem here . No trees down no flooded out cars no roofs missing. This looks like Houston after a heavy storm ?
This was the first surge. The one that happened early evening was terrible. I could make it down there to film. Sun just starting to come up now. Will see how bad it got.
That wind dries up a lot of water quick
Thanks for sharing.
You bet
Hate to see FMB get hit again. Thanks for the video and put some shoes on!!! Tetanus is ugly😊
lol, thanks. The wife says I need to get some tall boots too. Cheers!
Thank you for sharing, but why put your poor car through salt water unnecessarily?!? You do realize that was all salt water from the surge. 😢
We live here. Yes we know it was salt water. Got cleaned off asap.
Oh man, sorry, guys. Much love from Maui 💙
Thank you!
Lots of water damage , unlike Cedar Key which was brutally hit with strong winds that caused a lot of damages !
Tropical storm not a hurricane
Surprisingly bad for just a glancing blow.
Totally. Was 150 miles off our shore and it still caused a lot of damage with surge.
I didn't even realize it got that bad here. Nothing compared to Ian though (thank god). Coming back to Pine Island was a war zone
It got worse in the evening. 5 foot surge came through. Definitely still better than what Ian did to us. Feel so bad for the people in northern Florida.
You guys get this so much
I know. It sucks!
Did you happen to see Doc Ford ‘s ?
Thank you.....
Welcome
Бог всё видит 😊😊😊
Hate long commercials, no skip button
I can't do anything about that, sorry.
Get RUclips premium and stop being so cheap
How can we call a place Paradise if it gets hit by crazy hurricanes each year?
We weren't hit. It's still paradise. Every place has issues... fires, earthquakes, ice storms, hurricanes, over population. I'll take this over anywhere.
I'd have been so nervous driving through that im sorry yall got hit.
The Jeep is pretty tall, but was nervous about debris.
my family and me lived in mims fl almost 23 years never lost a thing one time a few tree limbs .
Looks like when all the water goes away little cleanup and I’ll be fine
Deus proteja todos
New subscribers
Thank you!
Thanks!
I love FMB. Last year I brought my metal detector to the beach and was able to greatly expand my collection of roofing nails.
lol, yeah I bet there a lot of interesting things in the sand. Thanks for helping clean up!
Meant to ask, can this be shared ? I would like to send it to family who live in Rhode Island but spend much of their time here.
Yes, hit the share button and copy link.
2nd time for this area 🙏🙏🙏
Looks like a nice. Place to visit, Jack is fine
Hope most faired well, no all is well.
Definitely have to have money you wanna throw away to live down there. Because you can’t get insurance. And if you do, it’s not worth paying it’s so expensive.
So sad when Fort Myers was decimated by Ian and came back with rebuilding for a year or so ! ! Blessings though know fatal fatalities with in Fort Myers , with major Hurricane Helene 🌀 not that I heard of or was reported. Prayers 🙏 for a speedy recovery much Love , ❤️ Hugs 🫂 and Blessings 😇🕊✨️✝️☮️
Thank you
Its Florida.
have you not seen NC, TN, SC, GA, ? Remember "Sandy" NY and NJ still have not recovered.. OMG
@@joemancurreri6635 Of course I have I watch JLR
Dem palm trees 🌴 are something else. A house made out of them would be indestructible???
We use to live in Fl right below Ft Myers. We got a cat 2 one time. Had a 40 ft tall palm tree with a very wide trunk, in our backyard. The tree broke in half. Completely broke. About 6 feet was sticking up out of ground. The rest was laying on the other side of a 6ft wall.
Big waves still?
The Gulf was still rough yesterday, but will be a bit better today. Still not boating in it though.
Was Coral Gables flooded?
Didn’t hear anything about them.
I don't think so, that's the Miami side.
I'd ask city to build higher retaining walls
Did Stuart Florida get hit bad
Didn't hear anything about Stuart.
Most likely not. I live in SW Port St. Lucie, which is 20 minutes north of Stuart. The wind was nonstop & strong from 10pm Thursday-3 am Friday then it started raining a lot. It finally stopped around 5 am. I don't think there's a lot of damages but there could be some flooding since it's been raining a lot the last couple weeks in Port St Lucie/ Stuart area.
Did the purate ship survive
It sure did. No issues with the ship. Doing cruises today!
That’s pretty inconsiderate of you to cause wakes in that already flooded area.
It's will be fine. I was actually very careful.
Anyone know anything about MOBILE, ALABAMA?
Yep don’t live there
Florida. Nice place to visit but I wouldn't want to live there.
Every place has its issues. It's still paradise down here.
Thats called a tropical storm not a hurricane.Cat 4 would flatten everything.