On the street outside our gate. Notice the tree leaning across the road. It was against the electical wires.
We spent a couple hours the next morning cleaning up our yard.
Our tree at the bottom of the driveway lost a lot of its seedpods. We also had a small tree down and a lot of other debris.
Some men cut down the tree just outside the gate that was leaning against the wires.
Using a bolo knife to cut through the trunk.
Most of the island of Luzon was without power. We were without for 45 hours. At least we still had running water and could use our stove, which is gas powered. We are thankful for God's preservation of us and those we know through the storm.
Looks pretty damaging. I'm glad you made it through with only lawn debris to show for it!
ReplyDeleteReminds me of a tornado, except it sounds like it lasted longer and of course no funnels? Were people's homes damaged? Were any of the church people affected?
ReplyDeleteGlad you made it through Basyan(as Chad said) "with only lawn debris to show for it!"
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Love in Christ,
Don & Anita Haak
Glad you are okay. Hi to both of you from Zeeland Michigan.
ReplyDeleteBern and Marcia TB
Hello to you all in the Philipines. Rev Spriensma showed some slides this morning for the Sunday school class and everyone was invited. He had pictures of their life in the Philipines. We pray for all of you as you minister to the folk there. Love from Len & Marcia
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