How's everyone doing after the storm?

[PeikG]

Hope everyone’s doing alright. How are things looking around you? Any places with electricity or signal? Any place back open for coffee or a bite to eat?

 

[bob bob]

Another lucky near miss for SoWal.

 

[Ron]

Shades is open and packed yesterday. Publix has been open. Had to go to PCB for gas.

 

[Jim Tucker]

Very little structural damage. Lots of trees down and limbs. Power out, beach boardwalks lost seems like the biggest deal and Dune erosion.

 

[guest]

Hi Peik. Doing well thanks.

 

[Kurt]

Thanks for checking in!

I still don't have power and just got cell service.

 

[Jane]

I'm glad everyone is OK and I'm ready to come back home.

 

[UpNorth]

Most of the damage is beach related. Rosemary for instance lost probably half of their boardwalks/stair access points. Seacrest too. Watersound Beach Club walkover gone. Seaside too lost a bunch. These should be easy, couple weeks of work to repair, but the environmental nut jobs and bureaucratic process means it’ll probably be 6-8 months before all that is back to normal.

 

[Joe]

A lot of cleanup but thankful.

 

[Dawn]

Most of the damage is beach related. Rosemary for instance lost probably half of their boardwalks/stair access points. Seacrest too. Watersound Beach Club walkover gone. Seaside too lost a bunch. These should be easy, couple weeks of work to repair, but the environmental nut jobs and bureaucratic process means it’ll probably be 6-8 months before all that is back to normal.

Walkover repairs have already started. First the cleanup. I'm a good neighbor. One you would likely call an environmental nut job. I care about clean beaches, air and water, parks and land, wildlife and trees. I am proud of it.