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Post by blustnmtn on Oct 27, 2024 11:30:10 GMT
archive.is/dtGSY“It doesn’t take as much to get to a billion dollars now than it did 20 years ago,” Ross said. “If a storm hiccups, it gets a billion dollars’ worth of damage now, whereas 20 years ago, it took a lot more than a hiccup to do it.” More buildings, more infrastructure, more people and most of them want to live near rivers or the sea. I have nothing against people that live in or love Florida. However, it’s no secret that it’s a hurricane magnet. Daniel Boone and his brothers explored there early on and described it as an uninhabitable swamp 😳 |
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Post by missouriboy on Oct 27, 2024 15:36:35 GMT
More buildings, more infrastructure, more people and most of them want to live near rivers or the sea. I have nothing against people that live in or love Florida. However, it’s no secret that it’s a hurricane magnet. Daniel Boone and his brothers explored there early on and described it as an uninhabitable swamp 😳 It is perhaps understandable that they ended up in Middle Earth.  One trip down I-75 and/or the Florida Turnpike is enough to convince a logical person that they really don't want any small part of that commute. |
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Post by blustnmtn on Oct 27, 2024 21:53:07 GMT
I have nothing against people that live in or love Florida. However, it’s no secret that it’s a hurricane magnet. Daniel Boone and his brothers explored there early on and described it as an uninhabitable swamp 😳 It is perhaps understandable that they ended up in Middle Earth. One trip down I-75 and/or the Florida Turnpike is enough to convince a logical person that they really don't want any small part of that commute. They didn’t have EZ-Pass either 🤓 |
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One trip down I-75 and/or the Florida Turnpike is enough to convince a logical person that they really don't want any small part of that commute.