I surved the Tornado outbreak of 2011 in Alabama, ask me a question

I'm very happy you are o.k., do you have food, clothes etc.?

Glad you are here. Do you need anything?

I heard northeast bama (jackson and dekalb counties) got hit really hard, but the media seems to be ignoring them and focusing mainly on tuscaloosa and b'ham.

Thankfully I Have very little damage to my home, But I watched the Tornado pass with in a 1/2 mile of my home. I only lost the food that was in the firge since the power was out for 5 days. Thankfully food stamps can in yesterday and I replaced everything.
I've spent the last two days working in town as a volunteer for FEMA and the Alabama State Defense Force. If you can give anything give to the Red Cross, it will get to us.
Vince

Damn, you served the tornadoes? So you rode them on a surf board, or your their minion? Lol, on a more serious note glad your okay.

Opps sorry for the misspelling

Very glad you're ok.
How did your tomato plants fare?

Southern Tn. saying hi and so glad you didn't suffer any great loss.

Parts of Limestone and Madison counties did too.

We're lucky most of the damage out at the nuclear plant was to the power line towers and not the plant itself.

Glad to hear you came through fine, OP.

Hubby and I have been helping some folks salvage what they can of their homes out in East Limestone. It totaled an entire subdivision out there, but amazingly, no one was injured beyond a few scrapes and bruises!

this is aerial footage of our town. the blue and white building across from the church is the county courthouse

I thank you all for the well wishes. I really feel bad that I got by with so little while other where killed hurt and displaced. I have been train to deal with survivors guilt, But this storm is like nothing I have ever trained for.

Not trying to bump my own tread, I'm still finding news and footage

As a matter of fact I did! I was thinking I needed to post that. LOL

We've been dealing with some of that too, especially Hubby since we didn't get any damage while his parents and little brother both lost their homes. But, it puts us in a place where we can help those who did suffer losses.

Roll Tide!

Was that Huntsville? The first bit looked like Highway 53 and Sparkman Drive.

No, that was Cullman Al, taken from hwy 31 and King Edwards rd.