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Hurricanes and their aftermath

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Power worker connects the main line in a residential neighborhood that was left in the dark for 6 days after Hurricane Irma hit.
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Power worker connects the main line in a residential neighborhood that was left in the dark for 6 days after Hurricane Irma hit.

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  • Flooded streets of a residential neighborhood in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, as seen on the morning after Hurricane Irma comes through the city.
  • Massive tree falls in a residential neighborhood and blocks the street and sidewalk as Hurricane Irma goes through Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
  • Hurricane Irma debris workers using bucket trucks to go through neighborhoods cleaning up and removing damage tree limbs.
  • Hurricane Irma debris
  • Piles of hurricane Irma debris are being collected and dumped at Holiday Park in Fort Lauderdale.
  • Huge piles of Hurricane Irma debris waiting to be picked up in residential neighborhoods.
  • Hurricane Irma damages trees at Hugh Taylor Birch State Park on Fort Lauderdale Beach, Florida.
  • Power trucks and repairmen working on restoring electricity to neighborhood families after 6 days without electricity.
  • Power worker connects the main line in a residential neighborhood that was left in the dark for 6 days after Hurricane Irma hit.
  • Power worker connects the main line of a residential neighborhood that was left in the dark for 6 days after Hurricane Irma hit.
  • Mobil Gas Station shrink wraps their pumps after running out of gas as customers gas up for Hurricane Irma by filling their cars and gas cans.
  • Supermarket bread aisle is sold out at a local grocery store as residents shop and prepare for Hurricane Irma, a dangerous category 5 hurricane.
  • With hurricane shutters covering their windows and carts lined up Winn Dixie Store gets ready to close in preparation for Hurricane Irma .
  • Hurricane Irma debris removal in a residential neighborhood
  • Rotten Water Oak tree trunks, rotten on the inside, cut and stacked in a Florida garden due to Hurricane Irma.
  • Arborist armed with his chainsaw climb’s high up on a tall tree and slowly works at cutting the damaged tree down after Hurricane Irma in Florida.
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