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| My dad's tulips survive (all that shellac!) |
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| Front Yard |
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| Comic relief moment: dog poop really does survive all! |
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| Mountain grass clumps |
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| The orange drip (upper right corner) is a taillight. |
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| School-style swings lie in the foreground. Wellhead and holes from burned timbers in center. Garage in background. |
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| Kitchen |
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| Wayne's statue's still stand below our place. |
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| 3 floors leveled. |
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| Eenie, meenie, miney, mo. Nature was in charge. |
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| Lots of good green still out there. |
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| Washer/dryer in back corner. Upstairs kitchen sink fell down to where you see it center-left |
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| Buried in rubble, digging for evidence of the kitties. It took a few more hours (days) of digging to realize nothing survived. |
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| From above the house, looking down the mountain side to the house... |
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| ...and the garage. |
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| What we could salvage (from left to right): Uncle Charlie's terra cotta fish, Ella's pottery, Navajo vase. |
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| Antiques ceramic Christmas tree |
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| Too many complete china sets stored in the garage. Reminder not to collect dishes again! |
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| Grandma's electric tea pot |
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| Vern's Place mug |
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| This is the patio table from the upper deck, crashed and melted into the kids bicycles. |
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| The roof |
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| Warped wheelbarrow, deck beams, garden posts missing or not touching ground. |
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| Garage door |
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| This was a mystery for awhile. It is the artificial Christmas tree! |
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| Tool chest |
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| Handles burned off the tools. |
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| First sunrise back home |
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| See the scissors melded to the bed springs? |
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| ??? Oh, it's the gas grill. |
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| The pile of bed frames. Or a metal dinosaur. |
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| Clearing 3 levels. |
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| Kitchen |
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| From a distance |
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