Eric, I'm glad you and Jax made it down to PC again. We got busted up worse than I've seen it before (I've been here 30 years). We appreciate all the help we got from out of state people, especially the utility guys and cops. They came from all over the states to help. No rain today - Hope it stays that way a while for you! Keep up the good work!
Most people forgot about the devastation down there once the stories left the news. It is great that this video points out that there are still communities suffering big time long after the storm. Great work as always Eric, and wish the best for Wayne.
It can take months and even years to recover from this kind of devastation. Some people criticize decisions made in the aftermath but it can affect your life in so many ways you can't even imagine until you've lived through a major disaster like this.
Of all the guys I watch, you are the only one staying true to your original lifestyle. Love how handy you are and all the projects, big and small, you can handle. Keep rocking it. 👍🏍🌞
WOW...! Man I feel so sorry for all of those folks. As bad as it looks, I’m happy that they survived this hurricane. It could’ve been a lot worse... They are all in my thoughts and prayers. Thanks for sharing this with us. Have a great day and Be blessed.
I hope Wayne and his family are able to pick up in do even better with what's in the future so grateful that he and his family weren't hurt he's a really generous helpful person
You can't have rainbows without the rain. Wayne's rig is a beauty! Best of luck to him and his family on this new and exciting adventure! You be safe, ok.-Sue
Great stuff on all of your new upgrades...SAFETY FIRST!😊 Prayers for Wayne and his family and for all who have been affected by this storm. 2 months later and still without electric and posible just daily needs. A blessing to see that Wayne has a Class B to get out of there and find a better life for him and his family!🤗 Safe travels!🚙🐈
Thank you Eric for showing how it is and not like the US News claims. It's not all good and running like it was. It never will be the same here. Thank you everyone for the kind words and I hope to meet some of you along our travels. I agree 100% with inpc 3333
Glad to hear that Wayne and his family are going to get out of that mess and start fresh somewhere else. That place is still a mess months later. I like the improvements you have done to your bike and RV.
So sorry for Wayne and his family and all those in the park. I live in upstate New York and we have bad weather, but nothing like Florida. After a hurricane hits the south, we usually have a few windy, rainy days about five days later. It's so easy for the rest of the country to go on and forget that there are those still effected by the hurricane.stay safe and tell Wayne and his family we wish them the best.
Glad you guys are hanging out all you can do is smile and laugh and have a good time through the bad times right have fun on your new travels prepper Wayne in your family and thanks Eric her sharing been wondering how he's been doing I'm glad you're there getting stuff done have fun
Thank you for reporting this for all to see! 500 days later, after Hurricane Michael, a Cat 5. We are still trying to recover. Both hospitals are still rebuilding, schools and business are still trying to open again. So many homes lost, jobs and businesses. But we will come back 850 strong!
Thanks for showing that, how devastating it still is here in PCB! Everyone has been forgotten! I know I live near here! Be safe, happy trails! Peace and Love ❤️
I'm so happy for Wayne and his family, soon you'll probably hear, Why Didn't We Do This Sooner! And as talented as he is with fixing things he can be a mobile Mechanic!!
Oh my goodness!!! How awful for everyone down there. Hurricanes are just one reason I would never live on the eastern coastline. Hugs to Wayne, I think he’s wise to get on the road. I’m praying for him and his family and wishing you all happy trails.
Hey Brother. I’ve . Lived in Florida almost all my life. We have been through many storms and much damage. We survive somehow. Long lines in gas stations and food lines. We now have a backup solar system because of power outages. We pray for those folks and California folks too.
Thanks for shining a light on this area. Living near Tyndall AFB, we are still dealing with the aftermath. It has been difficult but we are getting through.
Yep....my home😢😢 I am displaced with my 91 year old "kids" in assisted living facility about two hours away. I still can't stop crying but we will make it one day at a time. Here's some facts: Bay Medical-Sacred Heart Medical Center just let go 800 employees due to infrastructural damage. Our Mall will not be rebuilt...loss of 500 jobs there and we have 3800 students who are considered homeless right now. Panama City has lost around 75% of her homes/buildings. PC has lost 75 to 80% of her trees. Many, many men, women and children are living in tents right now. Please continue to pray for Bay County and our surrounding counties. I promise you, any help would be received with tremendous gratitude. Great video Eric. Praying for Wayne and his family and friends. Be safe, Be blessed.💚❤
One of your best and most informative video releases. A real eye opener as to just how the power companies and government work together to do nothing just at the right time. Florida at one time use to be heavy into solar until the electric companies promised they could provide electricity cheaper. Yeah, it really did happen. Anyway, can't wait to see the beach area where you hung out when you were there last.
It’s been all kinds of crazy weather this winter in Florida. From 90’s in November to 40’s in December. Still better than up North.... Welcome To Florida...
Thanks Eric! We just purchase a 98 coachmen Leprechaun and are about to travel from NM to Ga/S.C. for Christmas to see family. Your videos answered a lot of questions and got me excited to travel across the US with my two dogs and my 20 lb mainecoon kitty. Thanks!!!
Goodness lots of horrible damage... Gosh hate to hear about your friend Wayne losing everything in the hurricane... At least him and his family safe and new adventures ahead is the good out of the bad.. Thanks for sharing...
Headed this week, down to see my sis, living in Apalachicola with my new 20' trailer. Thanks for the update on conditions down there. Just starting my full time nomadic life so every little bit of info has been helpful. Wishing you good luck from Maine.
...my sister lives in tallahassee which was right in the path of hurricane michael... thankfully she is okay but i don't know the extent of damage where she lives... i contacted the leon county sheriff's department a few days after the hurricane moved through her area to check up on her; thankfully they reported back to me rather quickly that she is okay... hoping to hear from her soon... thanks for the video tour of the devastation in panama city, eric and best of luck to you on your further 'road 'n wheels' adventure and to your friend wayne... happy holidays...!
Eric, I have been following you since you first started. I am shocked about the devastation down there. I was about to purchase property there when this happened. It was so beautiful last year. Thank you for showing us this. I am asking you to drive out to the fire victims in Paradise, CA, The amount of viewers you have will see the help the people there are in need of. One man from Colorado is delivering free RVs donated from viewers, James is his name. I will get the link in a minute.
#47 Well Done, Eric. The Security and Safety additions are a good idea. Tell Wayne, Michigan is a good state, we deal with snow and cold. No Hurricanes! But our Summers are very Good! Enjoy Mouse Land, Eric.
Good for Wayne, glad things are working out for him. Def hard when you take a direct hit. That's liquid sunshine. As we say, it rains in Fl somewhere every day. Lol. Those lights add a lot of safety. Nice upgrade. 😊👍
I was coming out of Alabama into Florida the day after the storm. I was really shocked about how town after town after town was wrecked and no power. We spent the last 5 days running from this storm in a 5th wheel, it was a good thing we did. There are thousands of people in the panhandle of Florida with the same story as Wayne's. I hope Wayne is heading south until the weather passes...it's freezing up North right now.
I live in the Tampa area and my prayers go out to all that were affected by hurricane Michael! The devistation was horrid and it seems that the government is not helping the way they should!
We drove through the panhandle on I-10 one week ago today. We were amazed at the amount of devastation even that far inland. The rest area on the freeway was closed because it had been destroyed, both on the East and West bound sides. So many trees flattened!
That trailer park was totally destroyed, very depressing sight , I was glad to see that Wayne will be doing ok, and has another RV. I was also glad to see those two gray cats, I remember them strolling around there when Wayne was working on your RV, and was wondering if they survived the hurricane.
Just disconnect the blinker fluid and it will bypass that alarm 😜 On a real not you can get these little gps things that you can either install on the bike or get the one where it's like a key fob. Either way, knowing where the bike is in the worse case scenario would be key and getting it back safely. Safe travels
... WOW... Thanks Eric... how soon we forget. I'll certainly keep Wayne & his neighbors in my prayers... & for the success of his TH-cam efforts, etc. & IMO, the future ALWAYS brings hope. LOL... the colors on his new rig look familiar.. Great Choice. Be sure & put his channel info in your descriptions. Keep Safe, have fun & scratch some Jax belly for us... See ya on the next one. ; )
I was through Panama City in my RV a month ago. Yes, I also travel with my cat. Panama City itself was subject to quite a bit of Destruction. Utility Crews were working 24/7 to restore services. What surprised me was that I could not see any evidence of damage whatsoever in Panama City Beach.
I live on the beach in PCB and it is so sad what we have gone through and still are going through. The beach area actually made out pretty good. In town, Lynn Haven and Callaway really took it hard. While you're here, My wife and I would love to meet you and especially Jax.
Thank you Eric for showing the reality of the tragedy this area and these souls experienced. And the fact that there is still no power! We must wake up to climate change! We need to work together to help not deny.
This is really sobering when you realize that Panama City was right in the middle of the massive destruction. My little brother lives right outside Pensacola in his 5th wheel and he was fine - but my niece's work place in Panama City was flattened - so they're now working out of a branch office. Northern Florida is utterly wasted right now - but some folks might find their fortune in the aftermath. As for me - I grew up in Florida and you couldn't get me back there for anything but a family wedding or a funeral.
A friend and I hitchhiked from NH to Panama City FL in 1976, or 77. We had a friend stationed at the Navy Base, where we stayed over one night only to be awakened to a HURRICANE WARNING. We were ushered into an administration building, sat in a hallway listening to all the windows blowing in. These two Yankee girls were amazed. It wasn't even 1/3 as destructive as this one but, we had never seen anything like it.
Eric 🇺🇸 and Jax Man 🐾 🐾😘 So, very happy for you.👍 Getting all your stuff taken care of, with your bike.👍 Safety Frist.👍 Prayers being sent out for, Wayne and his family.🙏 Eric, our baby girl Dory had traveled over the Rainbow bridge. 12/01/2018 🙏 Our, Family 💞 was bless to have her for 15 wonderfully/ bless years.💐 She will be missed, but never forgotten.💓 Lots and lots of wonderful memories.😇 How is Jax Man. 🐾 🐾 We, all hope he is doing wonderful.😍 Haven't really been on TH-cam lately.😶 So, very happy for you and your wonderful Fur baby boy.🙏 Take care, 💓 and safe travels to both. 🙏 Happy Holidays you and yours Family. 💞 🍃🇺🇸🕊️🌎🕊️🍃
My family lives in Panama City. I was there the day after the storm and saw how bad it was (reminded me of Harvey). Folks in Florida need alot of help still.
I was concerned that storms were following me this year. First with the storm near North Carolina. I drove to W Virginia the weekend before the storm, and BAM! on Monday next week the storm rammed into the Carolinas and Virginia. The next one was Panama City, I stayed at a motel on that weekend, my mom called me on phone that a storm was brewing and going my way. Boy was she right, I came back to my home in Middle Georgia a day or two before the sucker landed, and the storm rammed all the way just a few miles south of my town. I was so scared I stayed into my closet all night listening to my shortwave radio. Thank God the hurricane downgraded just miles from my home.
Thank you for telling the world how Florida is still a disaster in places. We live down South of Gainesville and we were blessed with this storm. We know some people who live up that way and how bad they still have it. Nobody seems to know that the Panhandle is still in such bad shape. Thanks again for getting that story out. It is supposed to be drying out a little soon, so I hope you see some sun while you're here.
My wife and I just came down through there - actually a solid 55 miles NORTH of there in Marianna, FL just slightly north of I-10. Even that far north, the devastation was incredible. I can only imagine how much worse it is down near Panama City. Thoughts to everyone - this region is a mess.
Thanks for the video brother, I'm glad to see that Wayne and his family are doing well considering. I was somewhat worried about that. I'm glad to see that he and his family finally got bit by the nomadic bug, lol. Thanks for going down there and letting us know what's going on. Hopefully y'all can swing through Chattanooga TN on y'all's way out and say howdy. Anywho brother, take care and YHVH bless.
Wow. This video reminds me of my experiences with Hurricane Maria. 11 months without electricity, 2 months without water service. Definitely a Nuke went in. My last update video had some clips after the storm, and how bad was the roads.
Eric, I'm glad you and Jax made it down to PC again. We got busted up worse than I've seen it before (I've been here 30 years). We appreciate all the help we got from out of state people, especially the utility guys and cops. They came from all over the states to help. No rain today - Hope it stays that way a while for you! Keep up the good work!
Most people forgot about the devastation down there once the stories left the news. It is great that this video points out that there are still communities suffering big time long after the storm. Great work as always Eric, and wish the best for Wayne.
Sorta like down in Puerto Rico after 2 years, huh?
It can take months and even years to recover from this kind of devastation. Some people criticize decisions made in the aftermath but it can affect your life in so many ways you can't even imagine until you've lived through a major disaster like this.
Of all the guys I watch, you are the only one staying true to your original lifestyle. Love how handy you are and all the projects, big and small, you can handle. Keep rocking it. 👍🏍🌞
WOW...!
Man I feel so sorry for all of those folks.
As bad as it looks, I’m happy that they
survived this hurricane.
It could’ve been a lot worse...
They are all in my thoughts and prayers.
Thanks for sharing this with us.
Have a great day and Be blessed.
I hope Wayne and his family are able to pick up in do even better with what's in the future so grateful that he and his family weren't hurt he's a really generous helpful person
Such devastation! I hope Wayne and his families journey into a nomadic life goes smoothly for them!
Thank you for the human perspective of the hurricane. The devastation is heartbreaking. I wish the best for Wayne's conversion to road life.
Welcome to PC. Thanks for showing how it really is. So many people still in need.
You can't have rainbows without the rain. Wayne's rig is a beauty! Best of luck to him and his family on this new and exciting adventure! You be safe, ok.-Sue
Great stuff on all of your new upgrades...SAFETY FIRST!😊
Prayers for Wayne and his family and for all who have been affected by this storm. 2 months later and still without electric and posible just daily needs. A blessing to see that Wayne has a Class B to get out of there and find a better life for him and his family!🤗
Safe travels!🚙🐈
I'm glad Wayne and his family survived the hurricane. Happy days in sunny Florida! 👍😎
Thank you Eric for showing how it is and not like the US News claims. It's not all good and running like it was. It never will be the same here. Thank you everyone for the kind words and I hope to meet some of you along our travels. I agree 100% with inpc 3333
Glad to hear that Wayne and his family are going to get out of that mess and start fresh somewhere else. That place is still a mess months later. I like the improvements you have done to your bike and RV.
So sorry for Wayne and his family and all those in the park. I live in upstate New York and we have bad weather, but nothing like Florida. After a hurricane hits the south, we usually have a few windy, rainy days about five days later. It's so easy for the rest of the country to go on and forget that there are those still effected by the hurricane.stay safe and tell Wayne and his family we wish them the best.
That is so sad my prayers go out to your friend Wayne hope things get better for them and all the other victims.
Glad you guys are hanging out all you can do is smile and laugh and have a good time through the bad times right have fun on your new travels prepper Wayne in your family and thanks Eric her sharing been wondering how he's been doing I'm glad you're there getting stuff done have fun
Thank you for reporting this for all to see! 500 days later, after Hurricane Michael, a Cat 5. We are still trying to recover. Both hospitals are still rebuilding, schools and business are still trying to open again. So many homes lost, jobs and businesses. But we will come back 850 strong!
Thanks for showing that, how devastating it still is here in PCB! Everyone has been forgotten! I know I live near here! Be safe, happy trails! Peace and Love ❤️
Just so sad to see so much loss. Please be careful traveling through.
Blessings to all of you.
Thank You for Video of Panama Beach. My heart goes out to all the people in Panama Beach.
Man! That storm was aweful Glad to see you and are Wayne still able to get things done , even with the rain and mud, Eric! Be safe, thank you!👍🏼🤘🏼😎
I'm so happy for Wayne and his family, soon you'll probably hear, Why Didn't We Do This Sooner! And as talented as he is with fixing things he can be a mobile Mechanic!!
Oh my goodness!!! How awful for everyone down there.
Hurricanes are just one reason I would never live on the eastern coastline.
Hugs to Wayne, I think he’s wise to get on the road.
I’m praying for him and his family and wishing you all happy trails.
Shocking to see all this brocken RV, trailers and houses.
Hey Brother. I’ve .
Lived in Florida almost all my life. We have been through many storms and much damage. We survive somehow. Long lines in gas stations and food lines. We now have a backup solar system because of power outages. We pray for those folks and California folks too.
Thanks for shining a light on this area. Living near Tyndall AFB, we are still dealing with the aftermath. It has been difficult but we are getting through.
Yep....my home😢😢 I am displaced with my 91 year old "kids" in assisted living facility about two hours away. I still can't stop crying but we will make it one day at a time. Here's some facts: Bay Medical-Sacred Heart Medical Center just let go 800 employees due to infrastructural damage. Our Mall will not be rebuilt...loss of 500 jobs there and we have 3800 students who are considered homeless right now. Panama City has lost around 75% of her homes/buildings. PC has lost 75 to 80% of her trees. Many, many men, women and children are living in tents right now. Please continue to pray for Bay County and our surrounding counties. I promise you, any help would be received with tremendous gratitude. Great video Eric. Praying for Wayne and his family and friends. Be safe, Be blessed.💚❤
One of your best and most informative video releases.
A real eye opener as to just how the power companies and government work together to do nothing just at the right time.
Florida at one time use to be heavy into solar until the electric companies promised they could provide electricity cheaper. Yeah, it really did happen. Anyway, can't wait to see the beach area where you hung out when you were there last.
It’s been all kinds of crazy weather this winter in Florida. From 90’s in November to 40’s in December. Still better than up North.... Welcome To Florida...
Lost his RV, his home, and electric, but LOOK AT ALL THIS SOLAR POTENTIAL HE HAS NOW.
I lol'd at such a positive outlook.
Thanks Eric! We just purchase a 98 coachmen Leprechaun and are about to travel from NM to Ga/S.C. for Christmas to see family. Your videos answered a lot of questions and got me excited to travel across the US with my two dogs and my 20 lb mainecoon kitty. Thanks!!!
Goodness lots of horrible damage... Gosh hate to hear about your friend Wayne losing everything in the hurricane... At least him and his family safe and new adventures ahead is the good out of the bad.. Thanks for sharing...
Thanks for update on Wayne. I did send him something as a big thank you to you and your friendship.
Glad you got to see Wayne.
Headed this week, down to see my sis, living in Apalachicola with my new 20' trailer. Thanks for the update on conditions down there. Just starting my full time nomadic life so every little bit of info has been helpful. Wishing you good luck from Maine.
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Always a great idea to add tail lights to rear racks! I do!
...my sister lives in tallahassee which was right in the path of hurricane michael... thankfully she is okay but i don't know the extent of damage where she lives... i contacted the leon county sheriff's department a few days after the hurricane moved through her area to check up on her; thankfully they reported back to me rather quickly that she is okay... hoping to hear from her soon... thanks for the video tour of the devastation in panama city, eric and best of luck to you on your further 'road 'n wheels' adventure and to your friend wayne... happy holidays...!
Eric, I have been following you since you first started. I am shocked about the devastation down there. I was about to purchase property there when this happened. It was so beautiful last year. Thank you for showing us this. I am asking you to drive out to the fire victims in Paradise, CA, The amount of viewers you have will see the help the people there are in need of. One man from Colorado is delivering free RVs donated from viewers, James is his name. I will get the link in a minute.
#47 Well Done, Eric. The Security and Safety additions are a good idea. Tell Wayne, Michigan is a good state, we deal with snow and cold. No Hurricanes! But our Summers are very Good! Enjoy Mouse Land, Eric.
This sad my heart goes out to those people. I will pray for them.
I really love the color of the bike. Reminds me of the lotus Elise that's toxic green
Cool dude. We are looking forward to Wayne Matrix Fanatic!!!!!!! Thanks Wayne!
Good for Wayne, glad things are working out for him. Def hard when you take a direct hit. That's liquid sunshine. As we say, it rains in Fl somewhere every day. Lol. Those lights add a lot of safety. Nice upgrade. 😊👍
I'm happy that Wayne got a new RV and that he has gotten some jobs.
I was coming out of Alabama into Florida the day after the storm. I was really shocked about how town after town after town was wrecked and no power. We spent the last 5 days running from this storm in a 5th wheel, it was a good thing we did. There are thousands of people in the panhandle of Florida with the same story as Wayne's. I hope Wayne is heading south until the weather passes...it's freezing up North right now.
The destruction there was unreal. Glad Wayne and family ok. Better days ahead.
So terribly Sad! 😨😞 God Bless All.
Wayne is bouncing back well considering the damage. Good video as usual.
I live in the Tampa area and my prayers go out to all that were affected by hurricane Michael! The devistation was horrid and it seems that the government is not helping the way they should!
Hi thanks for sharing your day with friends, nice work on lights, be safe
We drove through the panhandle on I-10 one week ago today. We were amazed at the amount of devastation even that far inland. The rest area on the freeway was closed because it had been destroyed, both on the East and West bound sides. So many trees flattened!
I'm glad your friend Wayne is safe.
This is very sad, but this may be a blessing in disguise for your friend and his family.
Continued 🙏 Prayers for all affected by the hurricane🙏🙏🙏🙏
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Welcome to the liquid sunshine state. Good on-site coverage.
Wow, doesn't look like the same place at all! So glad Wayne and his family are okay.
Also a BIG THANK YOU from Mike's Videos. RV people are the best.
I'm sorry for your friend and all those affected.
Looks like the place has been nuked. Glad Wayne's up and running with his skills he'll be able to keep afloat while on the road.
U have have no idea how close that assumption is to being accurate.
That trailer park was totally destroyed, very depressing sight , I was glad to see that Wayne will be doing ok, and has another RV. I was also glad to see those two gray cats, I remember them strolling around there when Wayne was working on your RV, and was wondering if they survived the hurricane.
This video just breaks my heart. I have family there too, on Transmitter Rd, and they also lost their brick home in this storm.
The lights look great on the RV.
Just disconnect the blinker fluid and it will bypass that alarm 😜
On a real not you can get these little gps things that you can either install on the bike or get the one where it's like a key fob. Either way, knowing where the bike is in the worse case scenario would be key and getting it back safely. Safe travels
This is so sad. Be safe in your travels. Give Jax a kiss for me.
Wow.. so much devastation. Thx for sharing. At least with RVs people could drive away next time.
That was pretty sad about the park. Glad Wayne and family survived it. Hoping that they have happy travels as nomads.
Love your Thin Blue Line sticker!
Eric, you are a great friend to Wayne.
Thanks for sharing Eric. We have friends down there too. It's just so terrible. Safe Travels my friend.
... WOW... Thanks Eric... how soon we forget. I'll certainly keep Wayne & his neighbors in my prayers... & for the success of his TH-cam efforts, etc. & IMO, the future ALWAYS brings hope. LOL... the colors on his new rig look familiar.. Great Choice. Be sure & put his channel info in your descriptions. Keep Safe, have fun & scratch some Jax belly for us... See ya on the next one. ; )
GOD BLESS YOU ALL
I was through Panama City in my RV a month ago. Yes, I also travel with my cat. Panama City itself was subject to quite a bit of Destruction. Utility Crews were working 24/7 to restore services. What surprised me was that I could not see any evidence of damage whatsoever in Panama City Beach.
I live on the beach in PCB and it is so sad what we have gone through and still are going through. The beach area actually made out pretty good. In town, Lynn Haven and Callaway really took it hard.
While you're here, My wife and I would love to meet you and especially Jax.
Good Lord! That doesn't even look like the same place! Glad Wayne and family are ok.
Thank you Eric for showing the reality of the tragedy this area and these souls experienced. And the fact that there is still no power! We must wake up to climate change! We need to work together to help not deny.
This is really sobering when you realize that Panama City was right in the middle of the massive destruction. My little brother lives right outside Pensacola in his 5th wheel and he was fine - but my niece's work place in Panama City was flattened - so they're now working out of a branch office. Northern Florida is utterly wasted right now - but some folks might find their fortune in the aftermath. As for me - I grew up in Florida and you couldn't get me back there for anything but a family wedding or a funeral.
A friend and I hitchhiked from NH to Panama City FL in 1976, or 77. We had a friend stationed at the Navy Base, where we stayed over one night only to be awakened to a HURRICANE WARNING. We were ushered into an administration building, sat in a hallway listening to all the windows blowing in. These two Yankee girls were amazed. It wasn't even 1/3 as destructive as this one but, we had never seen anything like it.
Eric 🇺🇸 and Jax Man 🐾 🐾😘 So, very happy for you.👍 Getting all your stuff taken care of, with your bike.👍 Safety Frist.👍 Prayers being sent out for, Wayne and his family.🙏 Eric, our baby girl Dory had traveled over the Rainbow bridge. 12/01/2018 🙏 Our, Family 💞 was bless to have her for 15 wonderfully/ bless years.💐 She will be missed, but never forgotten.💓 Lots and lots of wonderful memories.😇 How is Jax Man. 🐾 🐾 We, all hope he is doing wonderful.😍
Haven't really been on TH-cam lately.😶
So, very happy for you and your wonderful Fur baby boy.🙏 Take care, 💓 and safe travels to both. 🙏
Happy Holidays you and yours Family. 💞
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When that little hurricane happened in Nc , my life flashed before my eyes
My family lives in Panama City. I was there the day after the storm and saw how bad it was (reminded me of Harvey). Folks in Florida need alot of help still.
Yes we do, lots of people in Panama City are living in tents waiting for insurance to help.
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Wow....unbelievable devastation. Looks like Wayne got a decent rig.
I was concerned that storms were following me this year. First with the storm near North Carolina. I drove to W Virginia the weekend before the storm, and BAM! on Monday next week the storm rammed into the Carolinas and Virginia. The next one was Panama City, I stayed at a motel on that weekend, my mom called me on phone that a storm was brewing and going my way. Boy was she right, I came back to my home in Middle Georgia a day or two before the sucker landed, and the storm rammed all the way just a few miles south of my town. I was so scared I stayed into my closet all night listening to my shortwave radio. Thank God the hurricane downgraded just miles from my home.
Thank you for telling the world how Florida is still a disaster in places. We live down South of Gainesville and we were blessed with this storm. We know some people who live up that way and how bad they still have it. Nobody seems to know that the Panhandle is still in such bad shape. Thanks again for getting that story out. It is supposed to be drying out a little soon, so I hope you see some sun while you're here.
My wife and I just came down through there - actually a solid 55 miles NORTH of there in Marianna, FL just slightly north of I-10. Even that far north, the devastation was incredible. I can only imagine how much worse it is down near Panama City. Thoughts to everyone - this region is a mess.
That place is just unrecognizable from your previous visits
Thanks for the video brother, I'm glad to see that Wayne and his family are doing well considering. I was somewhat worried about that. I'm glad to see that he and his family finally got bit by the nomadic bug, lol. Thanks for going down there and letting us know what's going on. Hopefully y'all can swing through Chattanooga TN on y'all's way out and say howdy. Anywho brother, take care and YHVH bless.
Many thanks for the update on Wayne we are quite worried about him...
Wow..I live on the West coast of Florida, and never realized the extent of the damage..how sad!!
Lights look good.
Horrific aftermath.
Safe travels. ❄
best of luck to Wayne and his family
Wow. This video reminds me of my experiences with Hurricane Maria. 11 months without electricity, 2 months without water service.
Definitely a Nuke went in. My last update video had some clips after the storm, and how bad was the roads.
Hate that it happened but glad he was able to get a new RV!
Wayne has a nice camper😀 what a mess there.... geee😞 I like the tail lights... safety first😀
Very similar to the Rockport area after Hurricane Harvey hit. In Rockport it was the smell of Oak in the air for weeks from all the tree destruction.
I wish we could get one more video through the week thanks
It was terribly devestated. We rode through there too. Mexico City Beach is sooooo devestated.
Wow! First I have seen of the ongoing devastation there😱
Eric down here we just call it liquid sunshine.
Oh man poor Wayne! Been watching him since u first met him.