I am still here, though have not been posting much, we were hit hard by 2 hurricanes this year, with Laura passing over with 120-130 mph winds, then a month later Delta with about 95 mph winds. 22 trees down in the 5 acre yard, mostly large pines and oaks, though I did also loose a mature pear tree. Still recovering from the storms here, though we are better off than many as we had no significant house damage, just a few shingles and a couple of outside light fixtures lost, along with outbuilding destroyed, fences downed, etc.. The same holds true for most of our immediate family in the area, though one of my wife's uncles lost his house on the south side of Lake Charles (large pine tree through the kitchen), it is yet to be determined if it is salvageable. Thanks to the storms the citrus crop was sparse this year, a couple of dozen Satsumas and I think 5 Cara Caras, along with maybe a couple of dozen Meyers lemons instead to the usual few hundred Satsumas. Most of the citrus trees made it through ok, the Cara Cara tree lost a large branch, and one of the younger second year Satsumas was clobbered by a falling pine tree, it may or may not pull through, time will tell. I have already bought a replacement of the same variety awaiting warmer weather to plant it.

Ike, sorry to hear that, we had some strong winds like yours but not that bad, hope you have a strong return to your collection.

Ike, glad you are ok. So sorry to hear of all that destruction and especially during the virus. Talk about suffering. Wish them all the best.

Bob, I am happy to see many coming back. Maybe they missed being here? Had to take care of problems too and I am happy to see many plugging away despite all odds. Thank God we have some like you still here and Steve, Silica, Gardengal, Amy, Jan and others I don't have time to mention for quite some time. Still missing Brian though(

MIke

Ike, I am sorry for all the damage caused by the hurricane. The most important things is that you snd your family are safe!