While Fiona has come and gone here in the Atlantic Provinces, she left much behind to remember her by. Here in my small corner we lost power for about a day and a half but we sustained very little damage from the wind. We are so very fortune to have escaped Fiona’s wrath, but my heart goes out to other places in the Atlantic Provinces where trees were uprooted, homes destroyed and washed out to sea, as well as loss of life. I can’t begin to imagine what these people are going through. There will be so much clean-up in the days and weeks ahead.
This link will take you to some photos of the damage. Here
Thoughts and prayers to all those dealing with the aftermath of Fiona.
Laura Best 
Darlene
/ September 26, 2022Scary times. Glad you are OK. Hugs.
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Laura Best
/ September 26, 2022Thanks, Darlene. These are very scary times and there is apparently another system they’re looking at. Fingers crossed.
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Diane
/ September 26, 2022The sea is both magnificent and deadly. It commands respect. Those who do not give it will suffer. I’ll never move away from the sea because it breathes life. I adore it in all its glory. There is nothing more energizing than a storm.
I compare this storm to the Saxby Gale that struck Nova Scotia on October 4, 1869. That one was more deadly due to little warning and no radios on ships. It was, however, just as destructive.
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Laura Best
/ September 27, 2022I just did a little reading on the Saxby Gale. Interesting information, Diane. I hope you didn’t have much damage in your area. I have a daughter outside of Moncton still waiting for power as are so many others in the Atlantic area. Hoping it is soon restored. 😦
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Diane
/ September 27, 2022We suffered only moderate damage on the property. Nothing horrible. There were countless large trees down blocking roads. We were without power for less than 48 hours. We have friends and family still without. Where my son works in Dartmouth, the power is still out as is the place my daughter works in Truro. Damage was hit or miss. Some properties barely anything and ones next to it major damage. The cornfields around us are flattened.
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Laura Best
/ September 27, 2022We haven’t had the chance to be out and around. But I do feel the South Shore and Valley (were we are closer to) were very lucky this time. Sounds as though you made out reasonable well. So glad for that!
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