Good morning to you from the corner of Soda Canyon And silverado trail.
I came up to the corner hoping for some good news for today… But the National Guard told me that PG&E is out in force up there and have the roads blocked completely
Unless of course you happen to own a vineyard up there and then you get a pass and Go up
Wayne told me yesterday that there is a lot of picking going on up in the stagecoach area and probably everywhere else who can get a crew up there to pick.
He said the roads were still be very busy yesterday with firetrucks police cars and grape hauling trucks. He said it’s busier up there than a normal day.
The National Guard said that we are likely to be kept out for another 3 to 4 days. I can’t believe there’s that much cleanup up! But if PG&E get things working right and they need that amount of time I guess we just have to wait and be patient even longer.
I talked to Draselle this morning… She’s in pretty good spirits. She left her house with next to nothing Sunday night so she doesn’t have a Computer to read our emails. She is staying in an apt in SF near her daughter.
Unbelievably… Our drama continues. I’m just relieved that Anthony and his brother and Glenn and Chris and Wayne and the others that are all up there, have taken such good care of our little Valley at the top of the road and that they are all OK.
This whole situation is so devastating and heartbreaking… I can’t even imagine to be in the shoes of the people who lost their homes.
If anyone hears any updates please let us all know or write to me and I will let the group know.
I came up to the corner hoping for some good news for today… But the National Guard told me that PG&E is out in force up there and have the roads blocked completely
Unless of course you happen to own a vineyard up there and then you get a pass and Go up
Wayne told me yesterday that there is a lot of picking going on up in the stagecoach area and probably everywhere else who can get a crew up there to pick.
He said the roads were still be very busy yesterday with firetrucks police cars and grape hauling trucks. He said it’s busier up there than a normal day.
The National Guard said that we are likely to be kept out for another 3 to 4 days. I can’t believe there’s that much cleanup up! But if PG&E get things working right and they need that amount of time I guess we just have to wait and be patient even longer.
I talked to Draselle this morning… She’s in pretty good spirits. She left her house with next to nothing Sunday night so she doesn’t have a Computer to read our emails. She is staying in an apt in SF near her daughter.
Unbelievably… Our drama continues. I’m just relieved that Anthony and his brother and Glenn and Chris and Wayne and the others that are all up there, have taken such good care of our little Valley at the top of the road and that they are all OK.
This whole situation is so devastating and heartbreaking… I can’t even imagine to be in the shoes of the people who lost their homes.
If anyone hears any updates please let us all know or write to me and I will let the group know.
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