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Question Florida plans - winter 2022-23?

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How are things going for those in Florida or going to Florida with the hurricane damage?

@NWIP are you all able to nest in your winter retreat? How are things looking at your place in Ft Myers?
Sorry missed this post as we were down at our place helping with cleanup 😳. Lots of work has been done with cleaning things up and still a work in progress but Tiki Bar is open and pool should open this week. My electrical panel is getting temporary repair this week and ultimately replaced sometime this winter when parts arrive. Pickle ball courts have been cleaned, nets repaired and being used.

Lots of cleanup still going on at Ft. Myers Beach area and it will take years to rebuild.
 
We have the fema trailers coming in here, 6-8 of them. 24-28 ft tin sided jaycos. They're putting them in the front of the park in the new addition, no grass yet and pretty much all sand.

The contractors fema hires seem to be a very sad lot with no pride in their work. Hard sewers held up by tomato stakes. Some cut off, some not. Doing everything they can to redneck up our resort. I'm sure I've posted on here before that how after Irma the park called me and said they were parking fema trailers on both sides of me and would give me another spot if I wanted. I said I'm 1200 miles away, it doesn't matter to me. No one would move in the fema trailers because we're so far from town. Contractors came and got them and stole my satellite dish, my hard sewer piping, and all my paving blocks I had extended my patio with.

I've had a few fema assisted people over here near me with their own trailers. One had their house destroyed on Pine Island, only stayed 3 weeks, he said it was wearing him out driving the 50 miles back and forth every day.
The others would park their trailer and never be here, hardly even spend a night, just leave the trailer.
 
Oh my that doesn’t sound good.
 

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