Man, can you believe the devastation wrought on those million-dollar beachfront homes? That's horrible, are those people going to have to move back to their non-vacation homes now? Who would have though building a house on a beach would be a bad idea!?

Many of the powerline poles were knocked down but all the palm trees were like, "Whatevs". It must be in their evolution to weather tropical storms so well.

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I have gone to Crystal, Emerald I & II, the whole area for all my life.

There were not million dollar houses by a stretch.

I have not gone back since Ike.

I have been in many of the beach houses that are gone.

There are people I have known for many many years I still have not found.

I have been through a number of hurricanes, eyes included.

I have seen towns erased, rebuilt, erased, rebuilt, erased again.