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<\/a>\nA tree down in a roundabout.\u00a0 Another typical scene. Minor stuff …<\/p>\n
They are building a house next to ours.\u00a0 The wooden frames used to pour concrete were lying there and I did not like it that they were not secured.\u00a0 So in the rain on Thursday night, I put about 50 concrete blocks (see pile on the left) onto those wooden frames.\u00a0 I was afraid the wind would pick them up and toss them onto my house or damage another house. It was no fun, but someone had to do it.<\/p>\n Although the house was fine, the trees in front are pretty much toast. We called the landlady to send over someone with a chainsaw.<\/p>\n Here I am with the massive satellite dish. Of course my Blackberry rang when Julie was taking the picture.<\/p>\n This poor guys yard is completely flooded.<\/p>\n For Julie & I, these pics sum up Paloma for us ; lots of water.\u00a0 There was so much water where the kept the cows that their legs were completely in the water.\u00a0 They did not seem annoyed or panicked at all. In the second picture the cows is eating leaves.\u00a0 When we passed again about 1h later the farmer had already mooooved them.\u00a0 Alright, that was not even funny! \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n The beach cabana on the east end beach took a beating!\u00a0 That beach is (I believe) the most eastern point of the island, so the closest point to Paloma’s eye.<\/p>\n On the north side, the palms got hammered.\u00a0 Will grow back though.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n