Chainsaw-wielding nun cleans up after Irma
- 7 years ago
A nun in south Florida decided not to wait for divine intervention this week and instead picked up a chainsaw to join cleanup efforts following Hurricane Irma.
Sister Margaret Ann, wearing her nun’s habit, was caught on camera using the heavy equipment to help clear a tree toppled by the ferocious storm.
Miami-Dade police released the video on their Twitter page on Tuesday, thanking the nun and the rest of the community for their help in the wake of Irma.
Sister Margaret Ann works at Archbishop Coleman F. Carroll High School in West Kendall.
While the area may have been spared a direct hit by Irma, her determination showed just how much Floridians were ready for life to return to normal.
Sister Margaret Ann, wearing her nun’s habit, was caught on camera using the heavy equipment to help clear a tree toppled by the ferocious storm.
Miami-Dade police released the video on their Twitter page on Tuesday, thanking the nun and the rest of the community for their help in the wake of Irma.
Sister Margaret Ann works at Archbishop Coleman F. Carroll High School in West Kendall.
While the area may have been spared a direct hit by Irma, her determination showed just how much Floridians were ready for life to return to normal.