After Pics of Wilma

94GTLaserRC

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Ernan Says "here it comes... dushbag"

Oct 30, 2005

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• Oct 30, 2005

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Here are a couple outside my front door. I know there are worse pics out there, but I didnt get a chance to drive around and snap some.
This is the berm area just to the east of my house (Joe has been by here) Those large ficus trees usually uproot, not snap like that.

The funny thing is that on the news, they said that our immediate area "only" reached in the mid 80mph , which is a strong cat1/weak cat 2 storm. Cant imagine what a 120+ sustained would have done.

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yellow1995Cobra

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damn that sucks man... hows the house?

 

94GTLaserRC

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Ernan Says "here it comes... dushbag"

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yellow1995Cobra said:

damn that sucks man... hows the house?

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About 2-3 dozen missing roof tiles, one lost tree (the pics are not my trees), and some torn up landscaping (which financially is not bad, but took a lot of my labor.)

RC

 

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that sort of looks like around my area, after katrina.

 

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SexyStang1994

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wow.....

I know how you feel... we lost every tree in our year by the end of last year's hurricane season. However, it makes "after" cleanup much easier now.