The Beach Area

[Sharla1]

How did the beach area make out with the storm? I didn't hear much about that area. Burlington sure got hit bad. It sure was one wild storm.

Here are some pics on the spec site if anyone wants to see them.

http://www.thespec.com/news-story/3902606-update-storm-cleanup-will-go-on-all-week/

 

[scotto]

We had a few trees down, but it was mostly small stuff, but lots of it. I see residents still cleaning it up.
I seen one business near the tracks on Woodward had two hydro poles damaged, two large transformers fell on the ground and one was still hanging up there, should of taken a picture.

 

[scotto]

And we were given some free coal before the storm really hit.

 

[Sharla1]

Thanks for the pics Scotto. Look how black those skies are in the those pics.

I was on this site playing yahtzee and beat the high score then clicked submit. And that's when the storm hit and my net went down and it didn't submit afterall. Not good timing for sure. But at least I didn't lose my power. I can deal with no net. So if that was worst I had to deal with I'm sure not complaining. As I had mentioned, look at Burlington.

I wouldn't doubt people will be new owners of items, while others will be missing them.

 

[scotto]

Yes we will all be trading our blue boxes and many lost their internet/cable/phone, but not their power.
Anyway those skies are black from the coal piles over at the steel mills.



This is the business up on Woodward that had damage to their transformer poles.

 

[Sharla1]

Where is that on Woodward?

 

[scotto]

Where is that on Woodward?

Just before the railway tracks heading to Barton St.

 

[Sharla1]

I just googled it on street view. It's right in front of the Don Park building.