That's the new look in all South Florida neighborhoods: dead tree cuttings, shingles, and the otehr detritus blown away by that bitch Wilma.

Oh, wow, that's a mountain of debris!
Have some beers, that's the only fuel that would keep you going throught that!

That's IT?!! C'mon Val, you can do better than that!

I propose a contest in which South Floridians submit their debris pile pictures. Winner gets a check from FEMA.

Por lo menos el césped se ve muy cuidado y hasta el borde bien edged.... eres un hombre de detalles, Val!
Felicidades....Ahora la Asociación del reparto no te podrá coger en un fallo!

I would get rid of that real quick with a good bonfire and go back to blogging.

Hey!! How dare you post a picture of my front yard without my authorization?? That is what the front of my house STILL looks like today, almost 4 weeks after Wilma, I should also send a picture of the "New Blue Roof Look" in South Florida to compliment the "debris" (is that a French word? if it is...I think is so well fitting.)

Val, tu foto me iso reir , hace 3 dias llegue a mi casa despues de 2 meses y casi tres semanas en Michigan . Mi casa tuvo un poco de dano pero todo va bien,la ciudad de Nueva Orleans se levanta de las ruinas,Pronto mando fotos con mi camiseta de BABALU,Espero todos esten bien en la lucha.Saludos Felix.

I think your flowers need a little water and fertilizer!

Was Wilma so bad! Could only read about it in papers far away here in india...

Robert,

That pila has a twin sister across the street, and Im still not even half way done. There's 4 more Australian pines, about 50 footers, still down in the backyard.

I am, however, seeking volunteers willing to work for beer.

I think it looks like modern art. As such, the state should take charge of it. ;)