Final Preparations as we fly into Hurricane Harvey

Watching the weather pattern over the Mississippi at New Orleans and hoping we can get into this flooded part of the United States.  Less than two days to go before we take off.


 
 
Leaving at 5.00 am tomorrow for LAX and then over the flooded areas at Houston to New Orleans

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