While I like to adventure, I’m a big fan of doing it safely.

When Jim Cantore tells me to stay inside and away from window, I like to do it.

But for Hurricane Dorian, I had to go out and do my job. It’s kinda scary and kinda fun. But that fear leaves when I know I’m doing what I get paid to do.

To be honest, I’ll probably never made Cantore’s salary in several lifetimes. There is little pay and every mistake you make and don’t catch is out for everyone to see.

Here is a little gallery of photos I took during 24 hours of Hurricane Dorian.

  • The shuttered 1767 Chowan County Courthouse.
  • Boarded up store.
  • Another boarded up store.
  • Family members walking by the 1767 Courthouse Green.
  • The Edenton Tea Pot sits on an old cannon as a pedestal surrounded by debris.
  • Barker House.
  • Trying to keep her hood on during the wicked wind.
  • Damage on the courthouse green.
  • Road closure sign.
  • After the storm.
  • Damage on the courtyard.
  • Tree limb down on line.
  • Sunset after the storm.