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<blockquote data-quote="deleted member" data-source="post: 169008" data-attributes="member: 816">i was there.&nbsp; my girlfriend was on a 3rd floor apartment downtown that survived the fire.&nbsp; mine was a ground level on north 6th a few blocks from riverside park.&nbsp; we put everything we could fit on the countertops and the kitchen table.&nbsp; it all survived.&nbsp; left town.&nbsp; took a road trip to san antonio and the gulf coast.&nbsp; watched it all unfold on TV for the most part.&nbsp; was bummed my roommate didn't get the angel $ application in.&nbsp; i could have really used the $500 when i got back. i also bartended at the highlander in those days.&nbsp; for some odd reason, i left my car there the night before we left.&nbsp; might have been drunk.&nbsp; nevertheless, i didn't get back to it for 2-3 weeks.&nbsp; got wet.&nbsp; but, not too wet.&nbsp; think the floors got just a little water in them.&nbsp; drove that thing for another 4-5 years with a canoe on top until a nice buck eventually ended its run.&nbsp; to this day, i have my doubts that amount of water would stay between the current dikes and walls under the conditions we saw that spring.&nbsp; but, i will trust the experts on this one.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="deleted member, post: 169008, member: 816"] i was there. my girlfriend was on a 3rd floor apartment downtown that survived the fire. mine was a ground level on north 6th a few blocks from riverside park. we put everything we could fit on the countertops and the kitchen table. it all survived. left town. took a road trip to san antonio and the gulf coast. watched it all unfold on TV for the most part. was bummed my roommate didn't get the angel $ application in. i could have really used the $500 when i got back. i also bartended at the highlander in those days. for some odd reason, i left my car there the night before we left. might have been drunk. nevertheless, i didn't get back to it for 2-3 weeks. got wet. but, not too wet. think the floors got just a little water in them. drove that thing for another 4-5 years with a canoe on top until a nice buck eventually ended its run. to this day, i have my doubts that amount of water would stay between the current dikes and walls under the conditions we saw that spring. but, i will trust the experts on this one. [/QUOTE]

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