The train shed lost it's metal roof and a few pieces of plywood underlayer, but all were over the tool storage side and not over the train room; so no damage there.
My daughter, SIL and one grandson came by this afternoon and tarped it.
There were many trees blocking the road, but the county road crew was out in front of my house at 0400 clearing them away.
Downed power lines were everywhere. but the power company was out early marking them, but not fixing them.
My trash dumpster was on it's side 150' from it's normal location. Fortunately it was just emptied so there is no mess from that.
Some of my roof along the side of the road, most of the rest was scattered about in the field across the road.
Neighbors barn lost it's center section and roof.
A couple of other homes.
And a large tree.
Thankfully no one was hurt in our enclave, but there was a loss of life 4 miles east documented in posts by others.
There's been no report yet of the storm's strength, but as I posted earlier, it went almost 100 miles. Not as deadly as some of the recent storms in the Midwest because it traveled over mostly rural land.
That's it for now and I appreciate all of the well wishes. Like someone posted, I have firewood for a couple of years now.
