[georgiadrifter]

Still most areas without power and probably won’t see it anytime soon. Basic needs are being met: potable water, shelter and medical care. Lots of debris removal still to be done...but most roads are passable. Everyone seems to be pulling together to make it through this. Those that were affected are deeply appreciative of any assistance sent their way.

 

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[Net 30]

Unreal damages. Where do they even start the rebuilding process?

It's a shame that this has fallen off the radar of all news & media. Might be a good idea to post a site for donations that are actually getting to the people.

 

[BassFlats]

We occasionally smell the smoke , in palm beach county, when they are burning the debris . I don't know if they will ever be the same.

 

[Capnredfish]

Terrible to see. It will be decades to get back to what it was. And this is just an observation. If you were to remove everything placed by man. You would hardly know a storm went through. Man made just doesn’t hold up.

 

[Padre]

We have been sending teams over there all season. My niece is over there right now.

 

[DuckNut]

We occasionally smell the smoke , in palm beach county, when they are burning the debris . I don't know if they will ever be the same.

Definitely not. The charm of the old patched together houses will be lost.