This series of photos emcompasses my first adventures outside the house, and a little afterwards, including a walk around the lake behind my house.
The north side of my house seems to have come through ok...12:00pm
The walkway going to the west is filled with downed trees...12:00pm
The privacy fence between my next door neighrbor's house and mine. I own that fence. Put it on my bill. :(12:01pm
A ground-view of my fence and backyard...12:01pm
My roof. It should be gray/black. Orange-brown is NOT good. That's particle board.12:03pm
Another view of my roof. :( 12:04pm
My fence into my backyard...it's leaning over, and I can't close the door.12:04pm
Plants, shattered pots in the street.12:05pm
Can't get out of our development that way!12:05pm
Now that was some mighty strong wind to have bent that...12:07pm
A closer look at a leaning tree on the lake, which pulled up the ground with it.12:11pm
A panoramic view of the lake from my house12:11pm
This is the tree that has the ibis in it...1:12pm
Hmm...I wonder where all this metal came from...(Mystery #1)1:13pm
The tree the pulled up the ground from my earlier photo. This would have gone into someone's house had it fallen all the way over...1:17pm
A trashed roof, and backyards...1:21pm
Panoramic view from the north end of the lake,looking south. My house is almost in the center of this picture.1:22pm
A very very badly damaged roof. They must have extensive water damage inside.1:22pm
Four houses, four different levels of destruction.1:23pm
See what happened to this palm tree? This is what happened to the one behind my house. it snapped at the base.1:26pm
This tree split at it's trunk, and the back portion fell into a house.1:26pm
Mystery #1 solved. The metal on the east side of the lake is the roof/framework from this shed on the west side of the lake. That material flew about a quater mile!1:30pm
Asphalt roof shingles litter...everywhere...including the lake. Some of these may be mine.1:32pm
More roof damage.1:34pm
Some of the trees that block the pathway to the west of my house.1:37pm
Despite all this, the birds are returning. Pictured above is the state bird for Florida, the mockingbird.1:39pm
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