All of the trees were leaning in the direction
that the wind blew.
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Edge of a marina. Please tell me how a
bumper car came to be here?
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Everything along this part of the coast was
destroyed, including the kitchen sink!
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Someone's bed
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I thought the S.S. Minnow was pretty funny.
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This entire area used to have beach front houses
and resort hotels.
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The pier is gone.
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A house used to stand in this spot. Now it's
just a concrete slab.
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This is a pillar that belonged to this house.
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Rubble was everywhere and most of the beaches
were closed.
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No more pier
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The South will rise again!!
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I'm sure this used to be a gorgeous house
across from the beach. If you notice, the owners
left a message for looters.
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This is the house next door.
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And the house on the other side.
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This tree is laying across the slab of a
house that has disappeared.
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Everywhere you looked, the destruction was
never ending. We had been told that many of the
MS residents were battling depression. I can
see why.
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All that is left of this home is the brick
foundation.
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One of the many resort signs........
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.....without a resort......
There were no buildings. They had been carried
out to sea.
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Rubble from a house. In the upper right
corner you can see the handles to the
swimming pool.
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The local strip mall. Everything washed
away.
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No more shoes. No walls.
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The large Marina at Gulf Port
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Any boats that were here were either
destroyed or just gone.
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Marina
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