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Message 1167612 - Posted: 4 Nov 2011, 0:41:55 UTC

Sorry to my wingman and anybody else affected by our loss of power. My power just came on after six days and the rest of Ct. isn`t expected to get it baqck until this coming Sunday. Lost a lot of credits and I see something went bad while I was offline. Hopefully it will all work out in the end.
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Message 1167616 - Posted: 4 Nov 2011, 0:56:44 UTC

I feal really bad for anyone still without power. I lost it for only 12 hours, but many I work with just got it back today. This was a huge storm for this time of year. I had two feet of snow in central New Hampshire.

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Message 1167638 - Posted: 4 Nov 2011, 2:30:06 UTC

what we actually got wasn`t bad. What made it so terrible was that many leaves were still green on th ebranches.....when the wet heavy snow collected, even the strongest of the trees and brances let loose. I was outside at 0300 in the morning and I could hear all of the trees and branches snapping.....sounded like M-60 mcahine gun fire everywhere.
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