30. August 2006; Key Largo, Florida, USA; Jose Munoz(cq) von Key Largo kuppelt Hurrikan Fensterläden von Rib Daddy Kountry Küche Restaurant in Key Largo Mittwochmorgen. Das Restaurant war geöffnet. Laut Jan Frietag(cq), Vice President von Smith Travel Research in Hendersonville, Tenn, verlieren Hoteliers einige $100.000 pro Tag wenn Touristen das Gebiet evakuieren. Die nicht

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Aug 30, 2006; Key Largo, FL, USA; Jose Munoz(cq) of Key Largo takes down hurricane shutters from Rib Daddy's Kountry Kitchen Restaurant in Key Largo Wednesday morning. The restaurant was open for business. According to Jan Frietag(cq), vice president of Smith Travel Research in Hendersonville, Tenn, hoteliers lose some $100, 000 a day when tourists evacuate the area. That doesn't include lost revenues from restaurants, dive shops, etc. Key Largo experienced peak gusts of 48 mph hour offshore with maximum sustained winds of 38 mph throughout The Keys. Rain measured at John D. Pennecamp State Park was 2.7 inches within a 24-hour period of Ernesto. Mandatory Credit: Photo by Taylor Jones/Palm Beach Post/ZUMA Press. (©) Copyright 2006 by Palm Beach Post