Thursday, March 10, 2011

BEACH AT DESTIN & HARBOR WALK

Pretty colors again

White sand, aqua water, pretty sky,
gulls, and not many people

Nice boats at the harbor

Flock of pelicans


2011 Wed. March 9

For lunch, we went to Another Broken Egg, which has over 200 different kind of egg dishes on the menu. Linda had a quiche, but I just had eggs, bacon, and a huge pancake. Nice restaurant, very quiet, pleasant décor. As we left the restaurant, it was starting to rain, so we rode 10 miles to Ft. Walton Beach to a covered mall. It poured rain on the way to the mall, and it was nice to be able to be inside at a mall. We walked around, shopped some, and then went to an outlying Starbucks for coffee and a scone. Home for a lite supper.


FL WEATHER: High 72, low 44. Warm, but very windy and cloudy in the morning. Rain by noon, done by 5:00, but tornadoes in the area.

FL NEWS: Storms pummel Gulf Coast with wind, lightning, tornadoes
A line of severe weather tore through Northwest Florida Wednesday. Lightning, high winds and heavy rain left a spattering of damage across the area. Lawmen reported one tornado touched ground east of Milton.
Two children were indirectly struck by lightening. A teenager was struck while grabbing a doorknob at the Learning Academy in Milton Wednesday morning. A second-grader at Northwood Elementary in Crestview was struck when a surge traveled through an electrical outlet that the student was sitting next to. Both children were transferred to local hospitals in stable condition. In Baker, on Keyser Mill Road, a mobile home was burned down after it was apparently struck by lightening, according to an employee with the North Okaloosa Fire District. The mobile home was a complete loss. In Navarre, lightening struck the roof of another mobile home on Molina Street. Wood beams underneath the home caught fire, according to Lt. Tim Cole of the Holley-Navarre Fire Department. The fire caused $5,000 to $6,000 worth of damage. High winds whipped through the area, knocking down trees and power lines. Power outrages were reported through the afternoon.

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