Posted: 8/24/2017 5:13:23 PM EDT
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This may be a dumb idea, but I have been consistently impressed with the response from members of this site to all different kinds of calamities.
I thought it might be helpful for some to know of someone close by and what kind of help they might be able to offer if needed in the aftermath of the storm. Obviously, take care of yourself and your own first. But, I am usually happy to lend a hand to someone in need, if I am able. I'm thinking post a generalized account of your location, and what you might be able to offer to an arfcommer. I'm assuming an IM would be the best means of initial communication. I will go first. Cinco Ranch area in Katy F250, Flatbed trailer, chainsaw, all manner of recovery gear, Winch, ATV with hitch |
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I'm with you. Katy, close to Cinco Ranch area as well.
I've got a truck, utility trailer, 4-wheeler, UTV....to move downed trees or debris in close quarters. I moved here 2 years ago from south Louisiana. Went through Katrina, Gustav, Rita. Been through this too many times. |
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Houston Heights area.
I have a 4x4 xterra with a winch and recovery gear, also located fairly close to where the shitshow is likely to be happening so I can possibly help if someone gets stuck/stranded in the city. also part of houston area offroad recovery so if I can't get somewhere, i know where to find people who can. |
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In the Austin/Bastrop area. Not completely sure where I can help at the moment but will put in where I can. I have 2 acres but about 1 useable of land if you need a place to park a trailer or RV and can provide 120 shore power. I have a tiny amount of room for anyone that needs shelter.
ETA: Pets are also more than welcome. |
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I'm in Dickinson in an area with big trees, oaks and pines. Been through this before, had to clear roadways in our neighborhood so people could get in or out. Used to power being down for weeks. Got lots of tools, chainsaw, cables, 4x4 trucks.
The area I live in has never flooded but this one has me watching closely. |
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I will have to go to the coast and work. However we have a couch if someone needs to crash and my fiancee will care for pets if someone needs that. She said that kennel space goes quick.
Georgetown, TX. ETA We could squeeze in some travel trailers if needed, we would have to redneck "injunear" hook ups. |
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North of Orange.
Ram 3500, small genny, some recovery gear (no winch), tractor (no trailer). Plenty of H2O, gas, and diesel. Strong back. Enough guns and ammo that if the refugees head this way, we can re-enact any number of your favorite last stand movies. You guys in the Orange/Beaumont/Port Arthur area: I have two cases of Yuengling. I may need use of a chainsaw, as we have a lot of trees. Also, I need drinking buddies. |
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I'm on Galveston Bay. Fairly certain we'll be OK and if so I can help with food, water, can scrounge up a chainsaw, bottle of Crown, a generator and various other shit. Gas can full of juice. Tarps, zip ties....I could go on for awhile I guess.
Anyone need a "new" cat? I can donate my wife's.
EDIT- make that 3/4 bottle of crown now. Sorry 'bout that. |
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Pearland - 20kW generator plumbed to natural gas, ~20 gallons of gas in cans and some 2 stroke oil, enough ammo to keep Lootie away for years. Two young kids, older parents close by, both preclude any real travel. Also have an extra fridge with plenty of space, Generac FTW!!
ETA - my NASA engineer wife says this thread needs to be known by an acronym |
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League City Ford Fusion , lots of ammo, beer and alcohol, what could go wrong ![]() |
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TxRedneck needs the use of a generator until his power is restored. I believe he's near Lamar across the bridge from Rockport. Quoted:
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Chainsaw, generator, miles of extension cords, 4 - 5 gallon gas cans. In Dallas, will travel. |
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Im in the Hitchcock area near the 2004 hwy 6 area. Willing to help out locally. Cant go too far out. I have some tools, truck, chainsaw and etc.
Waiting for day light then going to check on people on my street and try to start clean up around here. If pretty local to me IM me and ill see if i can help. |
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, lots of ammo, beer and alcohol, what could go wrong