Phil, I am in Ocala, on the edge of the Ocala National forest.  If I 
remember right, Trenton is in Pensacola, in the panhandle, a bad spot 
for hurricanes.  It is a bit early yet, but some of the puter models 
have Ernesto heading for Tampa and others have it heading for Marion 
County, where we are.  I think that if it does hit here, it will be 
slowed down a bit, because we are between the 2 coasts.    Our 
co-ordinates are latitude 29.19 and our longitude is 82.14.  The 
highest sustained winds we have ever had here are something like 64 
mph.  If it hits Tampa, my wife Anna's daughter, friend, her sister 
and friend, 4 dogs not counting ours, 3 cats and an African gray 
parrot.  All together that will be 7 adults in a 2 bedroom house.

earlier, Phil Scovell, wrote:
>John,
>
>Been watching about the hurricane.  Where in the state are you living?
>
>Phil.
>
>
>He's ready when you are.
>www.SafePlaceFellowship.com

John