Hurricane Charley, August 13-14, 2004 
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Result of 5 voters
Key - Excellent: 5 points; Very Good: 4 points; Good: 3 points; Average: 2 points; Poor: 1 points; (Average points in brackets)
(1) If much of the roof is in the same condition as this section, I certainly wouldn't be advising anyone to enter! - 2 voters (5.00) BAR
(2) Pieces of the old Coffee Shoppe sign blew all over the north side of my office's property. - 1 voter (5.00) BAR
(3) This and the previous tree are in the Blockbuster plaza at Montgomery Road. - 1 voter (5.00) BAR
(4) The northeast corner of our building is closest to the sign. - 1 voter (5.00) BAR
(5) I know, I probably shouldn't have been anywhere near this! The next several shots are back in the Hattaway Drive neighborhood, south of my apartment complex and north of Maitland, on the east side of Interstate 4. - 1 voter (5.00) BAR
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My street fared quite well, aside from being pitch black. My living room windows are just out of frame on the left.
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My street fared quite well, aside from being pitch black. My living room windows are just out of frame on the left.

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A 90° turn to the left from the previous photo (my bedroom windows are out of frame on the right). I was concerned about the large pine tree falling, though the winds predominately blew southwest and would've blown the tree away from my building.
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A 90° turn to the left from the previous photo (my bedroom windows are out of frame on the right). I was concerned about the large pine tree falling, though the winds predominately blew southwest and would've blown the tree away from my building.

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Walking down the sidewalk in the previous photo, I discovered a tree that actually did get blown over.
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Walking down the sidewalk in the previous photo, I discovered a tree that actually did get blown over.

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Reverse side of the previous photo.
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Reverse side of the previous photo.

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Same tree. The root system nearly toppled nearby A/C units.
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Same tree. The root system nearly toppled nearby A/C units.

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This is what most of the rest of the streets throughout my complex looked like.
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This is what most of the rest of the streets throughout my complex looked like.

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Though we lost several trees, this is the only one that caused significant problems.
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Though we lost several trees, this is the only one that caused significant problems.

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Fortunately, the roads loop around the complex, so people's cars weren't trapped in the rear portion of the property.
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Fortunately, the roads loop around the complex, so people's cars weren't trapped in the rear portion of the property.

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All that in the previous photo came off of this one little area.
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All that in the previous photo came off of this one little area.

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This shot was taken from a street corner. Continuing to the left is the street passing in front of my building, eventually reaching the point where this album's first photo was taken.
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This shot was taken from a street corner. Continuing to the left is the street passing in front of my building, eventually reaching the point where this album's first photo was taken.

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Moving around to the back side reveals some limbs scraped the building and ripped off superficial portions.
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Moving around to the back side reveals some limbs scraped the building and ripped off superficial portions.

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The storm had literally just passed when I started taking these shots. A combination flash+long exposure shot reveals what, in all likelihood, is the south side of Charley's eye.
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The storm had literally just passed when I started taking these shots. A combination flash+long exposure shot reveals what, in all likelihood, is the south side of Charley's eye.

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My complex had just recently reshingled all the buildings, so it was all pretty strong and we didn't have too much roof damage.
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My complex had just recently reshingled all the buildings, so it was all pretty strong and we didn't have too much roof damage.

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Scouts honor—Charley did not knock over this carport. The poles had rusted at ground level and it toppled a good several weeks ago. Though perhaps the office will be able to add this to their insurance claim! Mua-ha-ha!
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Scouts honor—Charley did not knock over this carport. The poles had rusted at ground level and it toppled a good several weeks ago. Though perhaps the office will be able to add this to their insurance claim! Mua-ha-ha!

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The back corner of our property.
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The back corner of our property.

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