48 Days Later

Hurricane Ike smashed into the Texas coastline on September the 13th, 2008. 48 days later, We drove down to Clear Lake Shores and Galveston to investigate the damage. People are putting their lives back together, and the cleanup is progressing, but the evidence of mother nature's fury is everywhere. Some of these scenes are surreal. The mosquitos ate us alive when we were trying to film this!
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    Mikel_Fair Producer
  • video added November 01, 2008
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33 responses // 48 Days Later // Video

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    Is it still this bad?? Good to see you put up another pod.

    videobuff
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    Is this a third world country or something? I didn't hear about the hurricane in Phoenix after it hit. My friend told me about it but its crazy to see it. Its good to hear those tunes again!

    Videogirl
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    Its all the disaster of Katrina without having to pay for the cleanup. Houston wasn't that great to begin with. Lets just write it off as a loss

    Goodnuff
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    geez. another day another buck. sucks for them but still, we're broke out here

    originality_wanted
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    This was a sad but good overview of the damage

    Jeffnfun631
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    Another great Mikel Fair production. We need to get CNN to run this piece. It's so original. The background track is great as well by 303infinity.

    lonroy
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    Wow! Great Video!!

    jbarnes
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    Good luck with this crazy competition man. Whats up with the negatives???

    joeellis2
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    I like your video. I was watching a few others and didnt really like the quality. Your images are very clear, and tell the story. Texas looks like it got f**ked up! wow. good work.

    jordanKL
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    that truck is destroyed!

    elmira768
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    This video hits the heart of those of us in the coastal area. Not only does it represent the damages and emotions, but it kept a very clean image for all ages to appreciate.

    And, without fail, the music was wonderful.

    Nitro
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    wow, i can't believe how much damage their still is! How long is it going to take to rebuild everything?

    AlexRuiz3
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    How are they going to get that big boat off the front yard? that looks crazy!

    VinnyCrum
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    They're saying its going to take possibly YEARS to get everything back to normal! Nobody even knows...

    helyho
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    excellent camerawork. really stands out against the other guys

    ericreed33
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    Another Great video!!!! Thanks!!!

    scottsdlesweetie
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    Haha I like the free boat. Good stuff. I'm glad some people have a sense of humor about things

    spatialdrift
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    very very interesting - keep it up -

    mp3eternity
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    Hey Mr. Fair - good job - Is there a part 2?

    doneoutdoors
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    Sad, I used to go to Galveston alot years ago. It seems our fabulous government doesn't give a rats ass about helping to rebuild things after a disaster. Ground zero is still just a big hole in the ground, New Orleans is still in crapsville, and the Texas coast is still on the waiting list.

    pjacobs51
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    Cool video man, did you film all this yourself?

    JimmyTT
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    Excellent videography. Especially compared to others on here. I hope you do a second video

    funinthesun
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    DUDE! this video is insane!
    has it already been 48 days???

    cypressbatgirl
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    Thanks for highlighting this important issue.

    vampiresarereal
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    With these unusual images it is incredible what it can make the Nature, and once again turns out incredible only to our eyes, too much human!

    RobertoRazzetti
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