This update is about Haunted Attractions and Hurricane Jeanne damage. Fun.

Lake Monroe at the Sanford Riverwalk on the eve of Hurricane Jeanne.

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Those trees used to be on dry land behind that sea wall. Sanford riverwalk is very soggy for people that want to walk/bike ride on it.

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A big pile of ground up trees after the past 4 hurricanes in Florida. This is just one of many mulch mountains.

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On Ronald Regan Blvd, which was formerly known as SR-427, a sign for Halloween Horror Nights at Universal got ripped up due to the hurrianes.

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In Longwood, FL, the police station puts together a great haunted house that rivals (or is better in some cases) than the houses at Halloween Horror Nights or Howl o Scream. When it first started, it was only in their garage, but each year it gets bigger. About 2 years ago, it expanded so far out of the garage that it was set up under a big tent. The same thing happened this year, until the Hurricane Jeanne came and blew the tent off. I wanted to take a picture of it with the tent still half on/half off, but I didn't take my camera, and when I did have my camera, the tent was completly removed. You can see the walls that are normally under the huge tent. I hope nothing got ruined...

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The Longwood Police station is also setting up a second, small haunted house in their parking lot. It under a small tent, and from what I am guessing, it's going to be a kids house. Last year they had a not scary haunted house in a small section of the main haunted house with different entrances for little kids. I'm guessing that's what this is, and it is still standing after the hurricane which is a good thing.

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That's it for the update for today. Remember that all of this information is unofficial. And also, please join the Roller Coaster Air Time Yahoo Group.