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	Cocoa Beach FL - Street sign in Cocoa Beach late Saturday afternoon. The dream is about to be realized tonight, and it won't be a good one.
	Cocoa Beach FL - Sunday morning. The Grand Buffet shows a few scars from its battle with Jeanne during the night.
	Cocoa Beach FL - This commercial building got whacked hard by some large airborne debris.
	Cocoa Beach FL - These folks will have more to do than looking for where the "T" and "E" went come Monday morning.
	Melbourne FL - Office Space
	Melbourne FL - Imagine the arcing when this happened.
	Melbourne FL - Not the safest place to park during a Cat 3 hurricane.
	Melbourne FL - Another decapitated piece of the power grid.
	Melbourne FL - Plywood is no guarantee of salvation. Notice the blow-out in the roof at the upper-left of the frame. Once wind gets in, all bets are off.
	Palm Bay FL - Good thing they never pressure wash this place. Otherwise, you wouldn't be able to read the sign now.
	Palm Bay FL - A mechanic's garage on US-1. Garage door failure resulted in the ultimate destruction of this block building.
	Barefoot Bay FL - This mobile home had the storm shutters down. It's roof ended up in the tree anyway.
	Closer view of the roof in the tree.
	Sebastian FL - Riverview Mobile Villa
	Makes me think of one grateful line in "Son Of A Son Of A Sailor"
	Sebastian FL - I was parked on the southbound shoulder of US-1 when I heard a horrible crunch and this northbound E.V. skidded to a halt. It caught its emergency light & siren rig on a low-hanging high voltage power line. The debris in front of the truck is what's left of the emergency lights. These damaged lines can be very dangerous to drivers. They are hard to see because they're gray and blend in well with the stormy sky. A foot lower and the driver may have been decapitated.
	Micco FL - Forget the plywood! This used auto parts dealer on US-1 boarded up using merchandise instead. Looks like it worked well.
	Micco FL - That thing in the tree is the roof of a house from over 100 yards away on the other side of US-1.
	Micco FL - There's a better view of the intercoastal from the sofa now, but insects may be a problem. Seriously, these things should be illegal in Florida.
	Sebastian FL - The Sebastian Inlet Marina had the most impressive damage of all. The next few photos show how Jeanne blasted a huge steel boat storage building.
	Those are steel roof trusses bent in half.
	The south end of the building
	A closer view. Note all the metal twisted in the trees.
	Stripped naked of it's sheet metal. Also notice the buckled steel roof trusses.
	The pile of boats inside the building.
	Jeanne's storm surge carried this large tri-hull catamaran over to the west side of US-1 into someone's front yard.
	Looking south down US-1. Notice that the boat took out a power poll.
	Flooding was also a big problem in Micco and Malabar.
	These people were trapped but in good spirits considering the circumstances.
	You'd think business would be looking up for this firm in Malabar...
	...but they have their own problems to deal with first.
	God Bless all of us.