Two months after Hurrican Ike strikes Galveston, Texas, the island is open to the public, and few main streets we drove on where clear and the median clean. The I-45 median was still covered in debris in places and a large boat aground in the marsh on the bay side. Piers were gone and some lots are vacant. Residences behind the seawall business were still in need of repair, lawns cleaned but still with bits of debris. The small business at the east end in front of the seawall were washed away, leaving only broken foundations and rubble.
Galveston, Texas Two Months Later
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Trash on Curb
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Beach Front Homes
Pushed Over Palm Trees
East End Entrance
East End Club House
Rifle Wood Stock
Kati at East End Beach
East End Empty Beach
Marsh and Ship Channel
Small Dump Truck & Kati
Crooked House
Flagship Entrance
1900 Hurricane Memorial
1900 Hurricane Statue
Kati at Seawall
