Satellite view of Rita from Space taken about 11:30 am on 9/24. The red "X" on the picture is Rayburn RV Hideout. The eye had just gone over us.

Looking at Site 22 from behind the bathhouse.

Looking up the lower loop road from the side of Site 14.

Tree across the lower loop by Site 16.

Tree on the lower loop by Site 16.

Lower Loop looking at Site #19, limbs and debris were through out the park.

One of the two families that "Hunkered Down" for Rita. Camping was very primitive at Lake Sam Rayburn after Rita.

Looking at the bathhouse from the lower loop by Site 20.

Tree across the lower loop from Site 22 to Site 23.

The majority of the trees were slowly pushed over by the wind.

On the main drive, one tree snapped off, and one leaning on the power line.

Tree across the upper loop from Site 12 towards Site 9.

Tree on main drive leaning on power lines.

Site 2 Corps of Engineer propery marker between two fallen trees.

A group of trees that were pushed over by Rita near Site 2.

Tree top that was snapped off by Rita. It missed the main power line feeding the park.

Tree on south corner of Site 12. This tree was over 100 years old, and this site reopened in December, 2005.

Site 12's tree across the upper loop, and the top was in Site 9 & 11.

Oak tree on the front of the property

Tree in upper loop the Rita pushed over. The top of this tree was across the main drive.

Tree's across the main loop. Reece dog looking over the damage.

Looking up the main drive from the exit. Several trees across the road.

Trees across the exit from the park. Sites 3 & 4 on the left.

Looking down the lower loop. Site 23 on left, and site 22 on right.

Trash can in the hole left from the tree at Site 12. This hole was about 5 feet deep.

Tree top broken from tree by Site 2.

Site 23 when the clean up starts. This tree was cut down from over the motorhome.

Looking down the main loop after the 4 trees were removed from the road.

Looking down the upper loop, the tree from Site 12 was across this road.

One of the meals provided for area residents by FEMA and the Red Cross.

Mother and Daughter after Hurricane Rita.

The stump of the tree from Site 12 with a zippo lighter showing how big this tree was.