Taken while heading east on 90. This is facing the
Gulf of Mexico. The docks and so forth are pretty
much destroyed, but enough remains to anchor
some boats.
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This was taken on a side street, running north and
south instead of route 90. Sewer is hooked up,
as is water and electric. If you notice, there is 1
window on this side, as is common with FEMA trailers.
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Also taken on a side street, heading north. The building
survived, but not intact.
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Don't know about you, but this is the smallest
Home Depot I have ever seen.
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Couple of trailers on the same lot. One is a FEMA,
the other is not.
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Somehow this roof wasn't totally destroyed. Note
the trailer all hooked up in the right hand side.
This is home...
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And here we have another of the FEMA's. They
didn't splurge on a lot of windows.
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More debris from the storm. As with the other pics
on this page, this is well away from the beach front.
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Slightly better picture than the last.
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Food available.
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Here is a boat found several blocks north of the beach.
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Same boat from different angle.
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And an enlarged version.
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2 trailers front to back. The one has a wheelchair ramp.
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Another home to replace the original.
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More debris that needs to be removed.
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And a couple of more trailers.
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The new office for "Coastal Builders and Designers"
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Just threw this in for good measure.
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Again, a little late with the camera. There were 2
trailers on this property, to the left.
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