The continuing saga....
Right after I posted here, I thought - is there a hose spigot on that fence, and did DH attach it to the fence? Looked outside that the entire fence wasn't down yet - called DH to confirm the existance of said hose spigot - and sure enough there was one. Quick get back into my wet clothes and run outside with a screwdriver to detach it from the fence.
About 2 minutes too late. Sure enough the rest of the fence went over taking the PVC hose spigot with it. So, I shut off the water to the backyard as we now had a mini-gyser - and goodness knows the ground certainly didn't need any more water.
As I was in the garage getting back out of all my wet things ... The power went out!!

DH said a power pole about 6 blocks from the house went over - he saw it on the way home. They got us back up in about 4 hours - it was a good drill for the boys. And we had fun sitting next to the gas fireplace, and using the candle lantern DS10 made last year at school.
Fortunately, a tree didn't land on the house - which was what I was expecting next.
This morning - between storms - we went out and demolished the fence. We figured they probably didn't want their bushes squashed flat. A power saw made quick work of it - and the downed panels are now neatly stacked - in the neighbor's yard. It doesn't appear they are home.
Heard a chainsaw coming from a neighbor about two doors down. And there was a lot of sawing. Wonder what they lost.
Here are some "before" pictures.
Got the blowdown picked up too, and the last of the winter pruning done. Looks like we're going to loose one of our big bushes - it came out of the ground. And I took out the poor little apple tree that never did do well - it got canker, and bore beetles. Wasn't dead - but was definitely on it's way out. I'll replace it with a different fruit that will like the heat there. Apricot maybe? Now's the time to put in new fruit trees anyway.
And DH got the hose spigot dug out - it broke off at the main pipe - of course. It's cleaned up and ready to be repaired. Shouldn't be hard.
Got it all done before the third storm started - about 11:30am. We've got steady rain again - but no wind - thank goodness.