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Officials in the Asheville area say they don't expect fuel to begin flowing normally again for at least another week and are urging drivers to conserve gasoline.
Buncombe County said Tuesday there is enough gas in the area to keep police cars and fire trucks fueled, and officials promised the shortage won't affect 911 service.
But all non-emergency county staff have been asked to work an alternate schedule or from home. And officials say area residents should consolidate their trips to conserve fuel and consider avoiding trips that aren't necessary.
Hurricane Ike closed oil refineries along the Gulf Coast. Analysts expect the gasoline shortages across the Southeast should disappear in the next week, once the refineries resume normal production levels.
This weekend we went to Brewgrass in Asheville, which was an awesome time. All the craft beer you can drink with a bluegrass soundtrack. We also stopped into a this custom stained glass shop where we have been talking with this guy Steve for almost a year about his cats.
We took Ms Olive for her first hike on Sunday up to Cedar Rock in DuPont State Forest. She did really well and only laid down twice to rest. We took her off the leash a few times to get her used to staying close by.
Mom and Dad got me a CB for my birthday and I installed a little custom set-up on the Rover. It is a hand-held unit, which allows me the flexibility to have it in the Land Rover and to take it with me backpacking.

uckers are hilarious to listen to. Here are some pictures of how it looks.

