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You really have to see this to beleive it.

I can across this blog that was passed to me. It hope it gives many of you a idea of what Galveston went through during Hurricane Ike. These photos are the best representation of anything I have seen so far. They are truly amazing, heartbreaking, and beyond your wildest belief. My quest for help should be signified with these images. I really have no words. Here you go. Trust me this is worth your time.

http://www.tpicks.com/pictures%20people%20have%20sent%20me.html

God Bless you all and God Bless Galveston. As you will see we need your prayers.

Christina Stevens, Your Galveston, TX Real Estate agent

Posted by Christina Strommen Stevens on 10/16/2008 06:23 PM

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4 Comments on You really have to see this to beleive it.

OCT

2008

These photos are incredible! Glad you are safe and sound. Our thoughts and prayers go out to those still reeling from this hurricane.

My thoughts are with you in the aftermath of the storm. We made it through Ivan and Katrina here, and "life" is still not "normal" for many after the three to four years it has been. Blessings.

Dear Christina, I am so sorry for the loss and devastation in Galveston, to the many families who have been uprooted, those who lost homes and precious memories. My prayers are with you and all those in Galveston.

OCT

2008

Thanks for the comments guys. The person who put the above blog together did a great job. I am still shocked by the photos yet I have seen most of these images in person.

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