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A few pictures from after the Hawaii storm

By todd • on December 6, 2007

Well, it turns out I under estimated the power and cable companies here in Hawaii. There were quite a few trees/branches, and power poles down around the Island. But here in Ewa Beach anyway, we had power by lunch time, and cable/internet just before dinner.

I went out and took a couple of pictures earlier …

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A power pole snapped in half.

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Big puddle in front of the school.

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Branch down in one of the neighbor’s yards.

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Black and White of a worker cleaning debris from the beach.

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Large tree that blew over down by the lagoon.

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The power company putting up the new pole

Keep havin FuN!
Todd

p.s. I always try to look for the bright side of everything, and the good lesson I got out of this power outage was figuring out how to make a blog post via twitter, from my sidekick … a skill that may come in handy from time to time.

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Comments

By Mike Olbinski on December 6th, 2007 at 12:31 pm

What kind of storm was it?

Nice pictures, I used to work for Hawaii.com and have been to Oahu many times. Where was this?

Mike Olbinski’s last blog post..Lance Henriksen not in X-Files 2

By todd on December 6th, 2007 at 4:14 pm

@Mike … thanks, I live in Iroquois Point, way down at the very end of Ewa Beach (why I spent over an hour in my car yesterday, but still never made it to work)

@Jesse … good stuff. As I said, I never made it up to work yesterday, so this is the first time I’m seeing these radar shots. thanks

By sarongs on August 16th, 2008 at 6:54 am

I like the B&W photo of the worker cleaning up debris, kinda a neat pic you know.. It adds a bit of drama to the scene. BTW - twitter for blog postings?.. that pretty cool too. I know how to post from my Blackberry to my blog… but never thought of trying to do it via twitter…

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