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No word from Cindy on FB yet - anyone have contact?

She's checked in on FB as "okay"

AP is updating the status from time to time on this web page: https://apnews.com/95774b5627a0473c8f14 ... jMTKYyO2as

Glad to hear that Cindy is OK.

Hope we can say the same about our fishing cabin. It's about eight miles from Kenai, which was hit.

SportsFan68 wrote:Glad to hear that Cindy is OK.

Hope we can say the same about our fishing cabin. It's about eight miles from Kenai, which was hit.

Sprots, when/how will you find out?

SportsFan68 wrote:
Hope we can say the same about our fishing cabin. It's about eight miles from Kenai, which was hit.

I didn't know you had an Alaska fishing cabin.

My reaction, in my best Napoleon Dynamite impersonation "Lucky."

Hope it is OK from the earthquake.

tlynn78 wrote:

SportsFan68 wrote:Glad to hear that Cindy is OK.

Hope we can say the same about our fishing cabin. It's about eight miles from Kenai, which was hit.

Sprots, when/how will you find out?

Thanks, TLynn and Spock.

One of our partners in the cabin called a buddy who now lives year-around in Alaska, about six miles northeast of our property as the crow flies. He knew there was an earthquake because he felt what he described as a vibration, not a quake. But no damage was reported in our area.

SportsFan68 wrote:

tlynn78 wrote:

SportsFan68 wrote:Glad to hear that Cindy is OK.

Hope we can say the same about our fishing cabin. It's about eight miles from Kenai, which was hit.

Sprots, when/how will you find out?

Thanks, TLynn and Spock.

One of our partners in the cabin called a buddy who now lives year-around in Alaska, about six miles northeast of our property as the crow flies. He knew there was an earthquake because he felt what he described as a vibration, not a quake. But no damage was reported in our area.

Good news! Now if the grizzlies leave it alone, you'll be set.

tlynn78 wrote:

SportsFan68 wrote:

tlynn78 wrote:

Sprots, when/how will you find out?

Thanks, TLynn and Spock.

One of our partners in the cabin called a buddy who now lives year-around in Alaska, about six miles northeast of our property as the crow flies. He knew there was an earthquake because he felt what he described as a vibration, not a quake. But no damage was reported in our area.

Good news! Now if the grizzlies leave it alone, you'll be set.

Even if they stop by, I'm pretty sure they'll be satisfied with the bear necessities. --Bob