Website for more Grand Cayman images and Rebuilding Paradise t-shirt

[cosmo1027]

I found this website on the stormcarib website:

 

http://www.hurricaneivan.ky/

 

There are more images of the aftermath of Ivan in Grand Cayman. Also, there is information about a Rebuilding Paradise t-shirt that has been designed spefically to help by donating proceeds to the island's recovery efforts.

[cosmo1027]

I was checking the stormcarib board and the guy who started the t-shirt project has posted an update:

 

"I took a cleaning break yesterday and went over to Governor's Beach on

our world famous Seven Mile Beach and was amazed at what I saw. The

beach was nearly all cleaned up! It's still all there and looks vibrant

and as healthy as I have ever seen. Our clear turquoise waters have

returned and were calm and refreshing. I can't wait to see what this

place looks like in a just a couple more months!

 

On another note.My t-shirt campaign at http://www.hurricaneivan.ky

<http://www.hurricaneivan.ky/> has raised $1000 in the first three days

after launch! Thanks for everyone's support!

 

Regards,

 

Bob Love

Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands"

[cosmo1027]

"Just wanted to update you on http://www.hurricaneivan.ky since you have been such a HUGE help in getting the word out. Today at 4pm will mark one week since I launched the project and we have officially hit the $2000 mark! Thanks for the support.

 

Water has been partially restored to most parts of the island. In some areas water is only on for a few hours in the morning and a few in the evening so that the water company can carefully check lines and ensure that no systems were damaged. We ‘borrowed’ electrical linesman from Canada and South America and they have been moving at an astronomical rate to restore power island wide. So far Georgetown is fully restored and parts are restored in West Bay, Seven Mile Beach, and some of the Industrial Park area. They are hoping to have power restored to the Crewe Road area after this weekend. The Crewe Road area is essential because it is a link onward to South Sound and eventually getting out to the East End district.

 

We are excited to wake every morning and see the progress of the day that has past. It is being said that we will start welcoming our beloved tourists as early as the beginning week of November! We can’t wait! "