If I was totin', it would be a Model 5-Brad or an 18.

Pap

My day-bag contains a Model 28 in Kydex, plus sundries.

Larry

We'll be coming down for disaster recovery on this one too as our client has facilities all over the state. One of our associates in Tampa said it took several hours just to get out of town today - hope you south Florida guys are out already but if you're staying, good luck to all. Good luck to the shop as well.

We've been running sandbag ops at my Sports Complex since Wed am. Been thru 20,000 in 2 days. Matter of fact our own RamKing grabbed 15 of them this A.M.

We've been relocating soccer goals/baseball temp mounds/bleachers/concession furniture since Mon A.M. More to move Fri/Sat.

Then Sat evening, the team and I will head over to manage the largest evac shelter in the county for few days.

Have the family set with plenty ice/supplies/propane/tools/sandbags. Matter of fact friends are coming to our place to ride it out

The Complex is in Seminole County and we live in Orange. This is gonna be a wild one. Prayers for all are accepted!!!

Been touching base with friends and family all day. Some up north are hunkering down, hopefully those south are out of town.

I was there. It's great to see places taking on such a responsibility to help others! Good on you all Steve!

We are stickin it out here. .. not so great to see current paths coming straight through Sanford but that's the way it goes sometimes. I am hopeful we come out of this ok... time will tell.

Checking in with my brother, my niece is down in Orlando area (working for Disney).

If they need anything Windsor let me know.

My brother lives in Lutz, near Tampa and is headed to Tallahassee and stay with my mother. Hope he can hit enough gas stations to get there.

People that had their "bug out bag" already done, would surely be ahead of the game. A small covered utility trailer would be handy too. Praying for everyone.

Pap