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Yesterday a crazy dust storm passed by, visibility was maybe a couple hundred feet. I rushed home from work to find this.
Normally, this is how the shade canopies look. I even "reinforced" the base of the structure with several of these iron U-hooks driven into the ground, but I guess the hooks are too short, and the wind was too strong. A few of my shade canopies had their 4 posts buried about 18" in the ground, like this one around a White Sapote, those were not blown over. I guess I will have to disassemble all tha canopies that I've built and start from scratch, and this time bury the supporting posts in the ground. |
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BEFORE BIG WINDS
AFTER BIG WINDS <a href=http://www.bananas.org/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=24947><img src=http://www.bananas.org/gallery/watermark.php?file=24947&size=1 border=0></a> Here's where those broken stalks wound up--my kitchen table. New banana plants, potted rose bushes, begonias and colocasias were safely tucked under covered patio where they stayed nicely dry.
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