View from the South. 

Finally got to Atlantis. All is well. 

Loco-Foco is rescued by barge and crane. It floated and started right up. Little damage to the boat. Extensive damage to lift and docking.

Saddam as the Twentieth Hijacker

Bovard exposes some of the usual, shameless lies which were told by our Leader leading to the war on Iraq, or rather, "terror."

Dead End in Orange Beach. House posted as condemned. 

I am still not allowed into Florida, but here is a shot from the State Line. Atlantis is the building on the right just past the condo under construction. Supposedly, all is well there. Looks like the road could stand a little work. 

I never got across the Alabama line into Florida to check on Atlantis. Alabama State Troopers have blocked the exit from Alabama until further notice. This seems pretty unreasonable as the area cannot be reached from Pensacola because the roads are impassible.

Legacy Key condominium in the background, again on Old River. 

Broadmoor Condominium took a beating. 

Island Royale in pretty good shape. 

These houses are on Old River, again on Perdido Key, Alabama. 

About a 35 foot boat across the road from Cotton Bayou. 

More houses on Perdido Key. 

One of the beach houses on Perdido Key, Alabama, gutted by Ivan. 

In the background is what is left of the dry dock storage facility at Zeke's Landing. Most of the boats look ok. 

On the way to the Florida state line, this is Perdido Place, which is similar in construction to Atlantis -- looking good. 

Here is a clearer picture of the Flora-Bama. View is from the Gulf facing north. Water on other side of the road is Old River. Panama Mac's is across the street pass the SUV. I have a condo just east of here in Florida which I hope to visit today for the first time. Will post photos. 

This is the Gulf down West Beach at the bridge/cut for Little Lagoon. 

This is Mikee's, about two blocks north of the beach. 

This is the Crystal Beach condo. It is across from Hwy 161 in Orange Beach, about 1 mile south of my place, but on the Gulf itself. Built in the late 90s. I think this is about where the center of Ivan came ashore. 

East Beach Blvd., Gulf Shores 

This is a shot of Sea 'n Suds, which sticks out into the Gulf. Surprisely, it survived the storm. 

In the fore-front is the world famous Pink Pony Pub. It was rebuilt as it is here in 1979 after Frederic. Behind it is the new Phoenix All-Suites condominium which fared the storm well. I suspect that the Pink Pony's days are over.

This is downtown Gulf Shores, two blocks north of the Gulf of Mexico. 

Repeat. 

View of the Herbert camphouse from across the bayou. Post Ivan. 

Neighbor was not as lucky as I was.