[dansangel]

Those people had it very rough, not the advance warning like we have now.

So true - but the homes they lived in were built far better than what is put together today. The fact that Anna's house survived is testament in itself.

I lived in Juno in the late 80's and more recently, before moving to Atlanta, in Sebastian and Palm Bay. We're moving back to Palm Beach County on the 13th.

I'm *never* leaving FL again!

[RedBloodedAmerican]

That house is so sturdy that when she sold it in the late 1980's, the new owner had the house lifted, dug out a cellar, put in a new foundation and rotated it 180° with no damage to the home, and it's a 3 story structure. I don't know why he rotated it. a 40' long screen porch looking out over the river now looks at a cul-de-sac. :/

Do a search for Tyndall House. Thats where they lived while it was being built! We used to play in it when we were kids.