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Looking north, towards neighbors places | |
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Uprooted tree in the center section between our building and the next one north | |
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Still walking north... | |
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Continuing North | |
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A look east at the end of the buildings | |
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A look back towards the north, where our complex meets a housing area | |
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At the far north edge of the complex another downed tree | |
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A stump left from a tree that fell the week before from all the thunderstorms | |
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More tree shrapnel | |
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Pool furniture in a safe location. This was done on purpose to keep them out of the wind | |
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The front of the complex | |
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More of the front | |
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The car ports didnt fair too well either | |
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This one is sagging | |
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Another downed branch. | |
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More twisted Plants | |
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Another carport | |
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The carport close to us, by far the worst hit | |
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The fence of the Condos behind our apartment | |
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Our flood zone, it always looks like this after storms | |
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A boat not chained down, we hear it was spinning on the motor the night of the hurricane | |
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More stuff that was outside | |
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More downed Fence | |
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This tree was right next to a building (in between two) | |
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More downed fence | |
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Fence between our complex and housing | |
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More carport Damage | |
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Another branch down | |
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More plants in dis-array | |
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The shingles that got torn up | |
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The one broken window here (in the front) | |
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More of the Front of the complex | |
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Branches broken in the tree out front | |
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You can barely see the sidewalk for all the downed branches. | |
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A neighbors car, a branch fell and hit pretty hard | |
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The One severly damaged apartment... | |
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Busted balloons by the front office | |
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Our Favorite occurance in the complex. A chair in the tree 20 to 30 feet up | |
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A power pole hanging in the balance | |
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A branch leaning against the club house | |
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More downed fences by the clubhouse in the back | |
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The boat that spun, And behind that, notice the chain link fence. those trees that appear some 4 feet or more away were swinging so far as to bend that fence. | |
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The neighborhood really pulled together on this. We had a propane tank, but our grill didnt work. The next door neighbor had a grill, but his tank was empty. We had a great breakfast of bacon, eggs, sausage, instant coffee. About 6 apartments pooled resources and ate together. None of us had everything to be completely self-sufficient, but together, we had all we needed. |
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Neighbor cooking |
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Neighbor still cooking | |
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The Whole Breakfast layout | |
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A view of the hangout for most of the weekend | |
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As I can, I will get picture from other parts of town, although this is a good representative sample of all of Orlando, it pretty much looks like this all over town. |
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A tree at work | |
