No Bill, I left her there. Seemed safer than to be on the roads with 1 million people and no guarantee of where that sucker was going.

>Well we were spared here in Orlando. Had some wind gusts report as high as 50 mph, but most of the gusts remained around 30. Tuesday afternoon helped a group of neighbors remove a 30+ foot tree limb that sheared off an old oak 200 feet from my house. The limb, fed by gravity, shot straight through the roof of a neighbors house. No one was hurt but it took 8 men and ropes to hold the limb in place while the chainsaw cut it up into managable sizes. Had a 25-30 limb take out a power line and block the road next to my house Wed around 4:00 am from another gust. Other than that, it was uneventful (thankfully) here in Orlando. Daytona Pier was partially wiped out from the aftermath surge. John, did you get your daughter out?
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>Our thoughts are with the Carolinas and the rest of the Eastern seaboard now...