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St. George

DobroMattInOz

...is about to cop a big one. Hurts my heart.
https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/graphics_at4+shtml/033651.shtml?cone#contents

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FirePlugDawg

St George:

St George Island?

My guess is the latter. 😎

Bulldawg90

My family's been going to St. George since 1985, when you could sit on the beach for a week and literally not see another soul. Hope it's not too bad for them. First a fire a couple of years ago, now this...

JeffSentell

St. George is a very nice place. No cell towers. Got some dear friends with a spot over there.

What...a 10-mile bridge to the nearest major grocery store?

And those Apalachicola oysters?

cory430

These storms do a number on the oysters.

DobroMattInOz

This could actually turn out to be good news, though, since the hurricane has the potential to get rid of some of that awful red tide.

DobroMattInOz

@DobroMattInOz said:
This could actually turn out to be good news, though, since the hurricane has the potential to get rid of some of that awful red tide.

Or it could get worse. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/red-tide-hurricane-michael-florida-toxic-algae-impact/

GradyDawg85

@Bulldawg90 said:
My family's been going to St. George since 1985, when you could sit on the beach for a week and literally not see another soul. Hope it's not too bad for them. First a fire a couple of years ago, now this...

And the State Park getting demolished by Dennis in ‘05.

Lots of good, hard-working people on The Forgotten Coast. Definitely sending prayers before Michael hits.