The cost of operation is 17 million Euro per year. for only that Dike/Barrier in the picture Ive postedpenguin.killer wrote:
nice dam there in NL, was it cheap
Wow. Nice but expensive.CameronPoe wrote:
Try buying a place in Dublin.... here's an example of what we have to put up with since our economic boom:
http://www.daft.ie/searchsale.daft?search=1&s[cc_id]=ct1&s[a_id]=ga3&s[mnp]=&s[mxp]=&s[bd_no]=1&s[search_type]=sale&s[refreshmap]=1&limit=10&search_type=sale&id=127129
I stood in line for four hours. They better give me a Wal-Mart gift card, or something. - Rodney Booker, Job Fair attendee.
Hyde ParkDBBrinson1 wrote:
Howell Park. Good stuff
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Orlando here... Marathon must have a better power grid than Orlando. We lost power when Charlie, Frances and Jeanne hit us.
The reason is not that it's better but smaller. Frances sucked, it's was so slow.Darth_Fleder wrote:
Orlando here... Marathon must have a better power grid than Orlando. We lost power when Charlie, Frances and Jeanne hit us.
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Pembroke Pines here...... a little south and west of Ft. Lauderdale.
I just love this time of year.............
I just love this time of year.............
Iceland ftw! Too cold for hurricanes :p
We get earthquakes and volcano eruptions instead, but that's ok.
We get earthquakes and volcano eruptions instead, but that's ok.
Small is rightKmarion wrote:
The reason is not that it's better but smaller. Frances sucked, it's was so slow.Darth_Fleder wrote:
Orlando here... Marathon must have a better power grid than Orlando. We lost power when Charlie, Frances and Jeanne hit us.
Charlie did the most damage to us as it was the first hurricane to directly hit Orlando in 40 some odd years. The next two didn't knock down nearly as much. But yeah, Frances took nearly 24 hours to pass over us.
Oh I know..lolDarth_Fleder wrote:
next two didn't knock down nearly as much. But yeah, Frances took nearly 24 hours to pass over us.
I think that picture of the Fl postcard i posted is actually Frances.
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Hyde park is an expensive area. Howell Park is the name of the Compound/Apts my Grandma lived.Kmarion wrote:
Hyde ParkDBBrinson1 wrote:
Howell Park. Good stuff
I stood in line for four hours. They better give me a Wal-Mart gift card, or something. - Rodney Booker, Job Fair attendee.
If it's 1515 howard 'I know which ones, if it 1508 it's the ones across the street. 1400 block is commercial which would include Bella's .DBBrinson1 wrote:
Hyde park is an expensive area. Howell Park is the name of the Compound/Apts my Grandma lived.Kmarion wrote:
Hyde ParkDBBrinson1 wrote:
Howell Park. Good stuff
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Hurray Palm Beach County!!!
I think he mean dollars not Norska kronor i think 2000000nok are a bit expensive for an apartment, Imo-Solv3r- wrote:
I would say 250k is cheap, you would barley get an apartment here in Norway for that much..!
Wha..a.a..a..a.tt..ehee.. h..e...ll... you got a source for that?^*AlphA*^ wrote:
The cost of operation is 17 million Euro per year. for only that Dike/Barrier in the picture Ive postedpenguin.killer wrote:
nice dam there in NL, was it cheap
LOL that is not marathon, you can see that island while driving across the 7 mile bridge.Darth_Fleder wrote:
Small is right http://www.hotstays.com/images/property … 4-75-3.jpgKmarion wrote:
The reason is not that it's better but smaller. Frances sucked, it's was so slow.Darth_Fleder wrote:
Orlando here... Marathon must have a better power grid than Orlando. We lost power when Charlie, Frances and Jeanne hit us.
Charlie did the most damage to us as it was the first hurricane to directly hit Orlando in 40 some odd years. The next two didn't knock down nearly as much. But yeah, Frances took nearly 24 hours to pass over us.
this is marathon, im in the part all the way to the right
I was going to post this view of Marathon
Hehe...
Hehe...
It looks like a compound in the ocean with a moat around it. LOLDarth_Fleder wrote:
I was going to post this view of Marathon
Hehe... http://www.runawayrentals.com/usa/flori … 0-hse2.jpg
I stood in line for four hours. They better give me a Wal-Mart gift card, or something. - Rodney Booker, Job Fair attendee.
I KNOW he meant dollars, this is an "American" forum. I'm not THAT stupid, even that it may look like I am sometimes.penguin.killer wrote:
I think he mean dollars not Norske kronor i think 2000000nok are a bit expensive for an apartment, Imo-Solv3r- wrote:
I would say 250k is cheap, you would barley get an apartment here in Norway for that much..!
No, 2000000 NOK. = 250k $ Ain't very much for an apartment in Oslo.
Charlie was some scary sh*t, it was projected to go right over my neighborhood. Thank god it decided to hit Punta Gorda (it's mean but Tampa Bay is more important than that place)
Ya chances are we'll just head downtown and take shelter in my moms office building
O and btw, I never thought I'd see anyone else posting a Stormteam 8 pic on these forums, lol!
Ya chances are we'll just head downtown and take shelter in my moms office building
Ya, you know about the PC I'm getting so I actually hope this one gets destroyed so I can get some extra money from my parentsKmarion wrote:
Wish me luck I'm in Tampa.
Needless to say we are making plans here in Florida. I am making plans to evacuate my PC if need be .
O and btw, I never thought I'd see anyone else posting a Stormteam 8 pic on these forums, lol!
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OMG thats east sisters rock! Thats a vacation home, to the bottom left of the island is a coralhead about 15 feet wide, i go spearfishing around that island all the time, lol.Darth_Fleder wrote:
I was going to post this view of Marathon
Hehe... http://www.runawayrentals.com/usa/flori … 0-hse2.jpg
On the west side about a mile or two off of Marathon are some bomb holes were the lobster like to hang out. However, last year the hurricanes filled most of them in. There's ton's of good spots about -like the 409 humps for dolphin, tuna and wahoo. Pops has that place on lockdown. We got a great spot 6 miles offshore (east) where we slam yellowfin snapper all day. There is another spot where, way back in the day, old spanish gallions used to dump thier ballasts (rocks) off of their ships. The result is several artifical reefs with thousands of round 8 pound rocks piled up. I love that place. Great diving. There is always a grouper hanging out ready to be shot. On a good day you can see the bottom 40ft down. Ah, good times.....:ronin:.|Patton wrote:
OMG thats east sisters rock! Thats a vacation home, to the bottom left of the island is a coralhead about 15 feet wide, i go spearfishing around that island all the time, lol.Darth_Fleder wrote:
I was going to post this view of Marathon
Hehe... http://www.runawayrentals.com/usa/flori … 0-hse2.jpg
I stood in line for four hours. They better give me a Wal-Mart gift card, or something. - Rodney Booker, Job Fair attendee.
Maybe Texas will get some rain
Well, good luck. Hope it isn't too serious
Well, good luck. Hope it isn't too serious
Actually it's lookin like it may just be some strong thunderstorms. Here is the view out my front door now.PspRpg-7 wrote:
Maybe Texas will get some rain
Well, good luck. Hope it isn't too serious
http://static.flickr.com/61/228725152_97cd7eb7f1_o.jpg
No winds as of yet
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Gainesville! Whoop Whoop!
GL kmar
