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Crazy stuff man. Thanks for sharing.

**** ... I should be able to find SOMETHING around Hontoon Island.

You need to either open a museum ... or loan your collection to a university on the condition it is put on display (protected of course). I would bet that Stetson University would be interested in something like that ... especially with the proximity of the school to the St. Johns River and the...

SWFLHurricane - looks like the Smithsonian comes to visit YOU!! Amazing collection.

It is really crazy when you read some of the facts ... the area close to where we live in DeLand ... around Hontoon Island, Lake Beresford and shores of the St. Johns River, were bordered by huge shell mounds ... oysters and snails ... that the indigenous people had been eating for a few...

Good collection ... point and former wife .... well done sir.

Except for the high tech bows introduced to the native Americans 8,000 years ago by Extra Terrestrials, I hear they were superior to carbon fiber.

Now all you need to find to complete the display is the arrow shaft and bow!! Oh, and the shooter's skeleton. Pretty impressive ... extinct panther skull and the arrowhead that took him down. You are to be applauded!!

Fort Myers Beach didn't fare too well. Nasty.

We had a 34' sailboat at the Coconut Grove Sailing Club back then ... had to move it from the moorings every time there was a hurricane warning. For Andrew we moved up past the causeway and anchored between the islands (off of Palm / Star island) ... 3 sailboats ... each with 5 anchors ... each...

Big difference is Ian having hit a major population center head on. Andrew was bad, real bad, but fortunately it hit with most impact a few miles south of Miami and that made a huge difference in total damage. If Andrew had hit just 5 miles or so further north ... direct center on Miami / Miami...

That is scary if it did more damage than Andrew in ‘92. Fort Myers must be a total disaster area.