You're welcome.

It's amazing what can be found on Youtube.

I hadn't ran across Tokybooks but I'l bookmark it.

It looks like they have it in more reasonably sized chapters instead of four hour chunks.

My eyes don't do well with print.

And truthfully, my mind doesn't even do well with audio. Except sometimes while driving. :)

That's what I like about this place - the readiness to help out with suggestions and hints and advice.

Richard - Are you preparing for hurricane Dorian? It looks like it is heading for your area. I have a sister in VB. Stay safe.

I'm watching it closely. It looks like Vero is close to the center of the cone of what might be a cat. 4.

Shutters are ready to go up. Some already are and I can do the rest quickly.

I only moved down here in Oct. 2010 so haven't seen an eye. I've seen Matthew and Irma but they weren't direct hits.

If it's a 4 and stays on the course they're predicting, I'll probably leave. A 4 is a bit too much for me.

I'm about seven miles from the coast but that's not far enough. :)

Thank you for asking.

It took me a while to get used to hearing the book. The Youtube was narrated by a man, not much emotion. The Toky was a woman who got into all the emotions of the character. She had a southern accent as well.

Keeping my fingers crossed for you Richard. My sister lived in Florida for many years and they remember all the hurricanes by name and all the particulars. They moved up to NC a few years back.

Best of luck Richard! I hope you stay safe. Keep us posted!

Thanks Raven. I will. If I leave it will be to Northern Georgia. Possibly Amicalola Falls. I love that place enough that I'm always looking for an excuse to go. This might be that excuse. :)

Credit to Mark Williams for the video segment: https://vimeo.com/117523581

Yikes tonight our weather man actually mentioned Vero Beach as the landing point!

And Vero Beach is pretty low key. Almost seems to limit tourism. (Restrictions on height of hotels)

Hurricane Dorian: Jim Cantore will report from Florida; we just don't know where yet

I had never heard of Amicalola falls before. Beautiful place, really nice videos. I love those kinds of places. I think you definitely should go there!

I've been up there 3 times this year. I was wanting to go again so might use this as an excuse.

I usually do not like background music in nature films but it works so well in those.

Still watching the track. It aims here, then south of here, then here again.

The Euro(?) model shows it turning and skimming up the coast just off shore. Not quite making landfall. I'm not counting on that but it would help.

https://www.windy.com/?29.793,-77.915,6 (clicking play shows the possible path)

Of course as I'm sure you know, tomorrow might show something completely different.

I won't risk my life in a 4 or 5. A 3 I may or may not leave. A 1 or 2, I'll likely stay.

Of course the uncertainty is an added push. Especially since I'm an Ohio transplant and haven't seen a truly bad hurricane.