Our cactus was actually at a 90 degree angle when I first saw it. Gina had already straightened it by the time I got my camera out to assess the situation. I now have it standing tall and straight again.
Unfortunately, the middle part of it was beyond repair... a moment of silence please....
There must have been quite a strong wind gust coming through our front porch area. The trellis was flattened out as well...
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Our crepe myrtles, all the shrubbery, and even the maple tree are still standing, despite having a more pruned look than they did the day before Ike hit.
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We only lost 4 shingles on our roof. Two on each side of the gable covering the front porch & unlike many of our neighbors, it didn't seem to go through the tarp to the wood.
I figured I'd just wait until I see someone working on one of the neighboring roofs and ask if he will come over and repair ours as well for $25 - think that's enough to offer?
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