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Ben,
Looking at the maps, that storm is about two hundred miles across. I'm not 
sure that being 100 miles from the shore is still a safe place to be. I can 
remember when I was in Vietnam, we used to take barb wire and tie the metal 
roofs down to steel fence posts driven into the ground when a typhoon came 
close.
I've never been in the South when we've taken a direct hit from a hurricane, 
but even our being two hundred miles or so from the coast doesn't make me 
feal warm and fuzzy when we're in their path. Good luck to all.

Rummy

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   Ben,
   Looking at the maps, that storm is about two hundred miles across. I'm
   not sure that being 100 miles from the shore is still a safe place to
   be. I can remember when I was in Vietnam, we used to take barb wire
   and tie the metal roofs down to steel fence posts driven into the
   ground when a typhoon came close.
   I've never been in the South when we've taken a direct hit from a
   hurricane, but even our being two hundred miles or so from the coast
   doesn't make me feal warm and fuzzy when we're in their path. Good
   luck to all.
   Rummy

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