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To: CedarDave

Yes, you are right on the money with your observations. U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, however, has had access to the islands, "to check on the 'endangered species'". What's wrong with this picture, folks? While homeowners are unable to even get back home to check on their homes, pets and get insurance claims started, a federal agency is making sure all the gators are okay.


7 posted on 08/18/2004 8:58:35 PM PDT by PropertyRightsResearch.org (http://www.PropertyRightsResearch.org (please visit today!))
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To: PropertyRightsResearch.org

Thanks for the report...

Talked with my brother who lives in Punta Gorda, but on the east side of I-75. They had no damage to the house but were without electric, water, phone, etc., until last evening.

Those on the west of I-75 were directly in the path of the storm and fared much worse. Niece in Cape Coral survived with no damage... on a canal a couple of blocks from the Calooshatchie River.

Prayers for those who still suffer in untold ways.


8 posted on 08/18/2004 9:41:22 PM PDT by oldngray
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