If a similar opportunity ever presents itself to me, I'll pass. I'll presume you'll take I-95 back to Md. Be sure to wave to Pedro as you pass by him. (no one else here will get that one
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Been there since July 2. Left there at 5:30am the day of hurricane, drove up US-231 to I-10. Thankfully LUV's still had gas, so filled up then headed west on I-10 till I got out from under the hurricane at Loxley, Ala.
Stayed there a night, then back the next day toward Panama City as hurricane moved through quick. Waited in a line 2.5 hours on US-231 back into Panama City, only to have all of us turned back by National Guard, Sheriff's, Police. Only emergency allowed back in. No wonder many decided to stick it out, realizing they'd get locked out of the city. Left with half tank back to I-10, but gas line at LUV's was about 4-5 miles long.
I remembered a Trucker's America going toward Tallahassee and drove that direction, but they had no gas. Continued to Tallahassee and first exit they had a 1-2 mile long line at a Pilot gas station and cops keeping line so no cut-ins etc. I was sitting on empty, when I got in line. Finally got to pump, and my van holds 16 gallons. I filled up and it was 16.29 gallons. Whew, that was sitting on fumes left only.
Got back on road to Jax, and arrived 1am EST.
I'd been on road that day for 16 hours, also in 3 different lines for hours. One was near De Funiak Springs when we were dumped off I-10 which was closed onto US-331 toward Freeport. I found fl-20 and drove it back east till I got to US-231. That's how I ended up in the second line for a couple hours, then the final was gas line at Tallahassee. I'd stopped before then where I'd seen lots of flashing lights thinking the BP was open with gas, but turned out that line was for the NG giving out water and MRE's to locals.
Nobody I know there has phone service, so can't check on my place. Probably head back up to my main home in Maryland, time to be with wife and last kid at home anyway. Maybe I'll wait till March to visit Panama City again, and have some friends who can check my place there, make sure it's secured or get some repairs for it if needed.
I checked an aerial map online done AFTER the hurricane and my place looks OK on it, but the woods next to it are flattened. Odd how that works. Later I might put some pics onto a server which I took while on road, especially on fl-20 and US-231.
Chillin' out at my FIL's place in JAX for now.

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