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7. I'm not surprised, it's a point of honor for lifers down there

Mon Sep 11, 2017, 04:09 PM

Sep 2017

I just hope nobody stayed on those seaside houseboats. Bayside did a little better, but not much.

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The Keys got hammered. [View all] B2G Sep 2017 OP

Mostly they evacuated, so they did fairly well in terms of survival Not Ruth Sep 2017 #1

CNN reporting up to 10K stayed. nt B2G Sep 2017 #2

I'm not surprised, it's a point of honor for lifers down there Warpy Sep 2017 #7

The Keys have a population of 75 to 80,000. cwydro Sep 2017 #6

Roadblock, and no cell service, power or water Not Ruth Sep 2017 #12

I have a customer that lives on MontanaMama Sep 2017 #3

Key West is not as bad as the Keys just barely north of them. cwydro Sep 2017 #9

Looks like the grotto at St. Mary's did it again. . . DinahMoeHum Sep 2017 #8

We always went to the Grotto before a hurricane. cwydro Sep 2017 #10

Is Alonzo's okay?!?! Their mojitos are awesome underpants Sep 2017 #11