A man in South Miami walks through what's left of someones home the morning after
Hurricane Andrew moved through the Southeast coast of Florida on AUG. 25, 1992.


This is a photo showing the remains of the Goldcoaster Mobile Home Park near Florida City in South Dade County, Florida. It was taken the morning-after Hurricane Andrew tore through the area on Aug. 25, 1992. Andrew’s fierce winds stripped this tree of all of its foliage and wrapped debris left behind from diminished mobile homes around it.


This is an aerial view taken from a helicopter of the after math damage to the
Merrill-Stevens dry dock area in Coconut Grove, Florida left behind by Hurricane Andrew on
Aug. 25, 1992. The overwhelming storm surge lifted the 125-ft barge seen in the center of
the photo out of the water and left it sitting on dry land on the edge of the dock.


Residents living at Cheron Village, a mobile home park in Davie, Florida post a warning to
would be looters Saturday Oct. 29, 2005 that may think about entering their neighborhood.


This picture shows a piece of another mobile home driven through the wall near the head of Bill S. as
he helps cleanup the damage left behind by Hurricane Wilma Monday Oct. 24, 2005 to his mother in-law's
mobile home at Paradise Village in Davie, Florida. His mother in-law was forced to gather up some of her personal belongings so she could stay with him at his home because of the severe damage to mobile home caused by Wilma.



William J. surveys the damage to his daughter's room inside of their mobile home at Paradise Village in
Davie, Florida Monday Oct. 24, 2005. Because of the severe damage left behind by Hurricane Wilma,
they will have to stay with friends. The storm blew out two walls of their mobile home.


William J. collects some of his belongings from his mobile home at Paradise Village in Davie, Florida
Monday Oct. 24, 2005. Because of the severe damage left behind by Hurricane Wilma, he has to
stay with friends. The storm blew out two walls of his mobile home pictured in the background.