If you look at the top of the picture, to the right, you'll see a brown roof. Just below and to the left is a gray roof. Look directly above that gray roof and you'll see a light spot. That's the sand covering what WAS the slab of Brenda's house. If you look down her lot, going away from the water, you can just make out a roof. It's just below and to the right of the brown roof on the adjacent lot. That is the other house on the property, that they were renting out. It was moved about 30' north of it's original location and has a couple of trees through it.
The house with the gray roof is a HUGH home that was just finished last year. The inspector told them that they shouldn't try to repair because he can't guarantee that the foundation is still in decent shape. They're going to have to tear it down and start over. The big white house at the bottom of the picture is Dr. Sanghani's house. The storm gutted every building on that property. You can see the outline of the tennis court, covered in sand.
Everyone down there is still astounded at the amount of destruction that far away from the eye of the storm. Camille didn't do nearly that much damage. My sister, Joanne, heard somebody on the radio the other day saying that Camille killed more people this time than she did back in 1969 because people were so complacent. They thought that if they rode Camille out, surely they could withstand Katrina. Sadly, many were wrong.