Tropical storm Hanna has just passed over head and the winds are starting to switch around as the eye moves north-northeast. Zen and I took a quick walk around the rental property to see if everything was still where it should be. Just before the storm we moved a few things included a glass top table that probably would not have enjoyed an “air excursion”.

The only damage - besides a roaming trash can and a topped canoe - was a rather large tree branch. While all bets were on damage to the hollowed out tree in the front yard, it was the big Sycamore out in the field that lost a large top branch. The branch is probably 10″-12″ in diameter and came from the very top of the tree. Zen recognized it was out of place but otherwise was not affected by it’s existence.

We’re back in for the second half and have our fingers crossed that we have seen the majority of Hanna. High tide is in an hour so that may bring a different kind of excitement.

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