Time lapse video shows rapid rise of water in Houston bayou during Hurricane Harvey. It begins with a couple of shingles in the road, a power line down here or there.

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The caravan of utility workers is a sign that things are getting worse. Watch Highwaymen Download on this page. And then, at the Pioneer Beach Resort in Port Aransas it becomes clear that Hurricane Harvey came through with a vengeance. RVs are lying on their sides, windows blown out. Debris is everywhere. Any trailer that wasn’t moved before the storm was destroyed, says Buddy Seeds, an owner there. Riding a golf cart through the park, he shows a newly built rental cabin that’s been lifted off its foundation and flung at least 3.

That one floated all the way to the dunes,” he says, pointing at the unit. The deck is all that remains. Mangled metal and snapped wood are strewn across the park, which is busy again, but with people hauling away ruined homes, or checking what can be saved. One man hangs sopping wet clothes on a line next to his damaged home. He hopes they are salvageable.

Seeds and other owners say the storm’s massive power caught them by surprise. About 4 feet of storm surge flooded the area from the nearby bay, flinging every trailer onto its side.“The wind is what started the ball rolling … and then the water finished them off,” Seeds says.

A week after Hurricane Harvey slammed into the coast near Corpus Christi, Texas, and then dumped foot after foot of rain on Houston and its neighbors, we crisscrossed the 2. For some communities, it was the wind that did the damage. For others, it was the flooding from the massive rains. And for some, who had seemed to dodge both those bullets, it was a surprise late attack from rivers overflowing with the floodwaters heading south from Houston trying to find their way to the Gulf of Mexico. No matter how the destruction rode in, how different the damage was, the devastation was deep and severe. Walls ripped off. Three and a half miles down Highway 3.

RV park, utility trucks line the road alongside businesses that have been leveled. Power lines and traffic signs dangle from broken poles. Boats have been thrown into the street like toys after a toddler’s tantrum. A local liquor store’s four walls are gone. But some shelves are still standing, holding row after row of bottles of Patron and Crown Royal near six racks full of wine. It smells like a rotting winery on one side and like a bar at closing time on the other. Glass and liquor cover the floor.

Next door, in front of Moby Dick’s, one of Port Aransas’ most beloved restaurants, owner Ed Ziegler stands at a pile of muddy debris. It used to be the front of his restaurant. The sign is torn in half.

The shark that hung outside the front door was flung toward the back of the restaurant. Mud is everywhere. Inside, a back door was rammed by a boat that was swept in.

Chairs are knocked over, covered in debris, but some silverware still remains perfectly wrapped in a white napkin atop a table. Ziegler, 6. 2, estimates he may have lost $2 million in Harvey’s wake.“But at least I’m alive,” he says. Ziegler counts himself lucky. His family left ahead of the storm, but he found himself sheltering at home. The storm sounded like a jetliner crashing outside, he recalls. It sent sea water gushing in. He sat on a chair on top of his dining room table as his refrigerator bobbed around the living room.“I was making water marks along my wall as the water rose up and I figured I was just going to have to write goodbye to my wife and kids at the top mark,” Ziegler says.

When he finally dared to leave, he says he passed a turtle in his living room and a tuna on the street outside. A scent of destruction, and generosity. Arriving in Rockport, the smell of chopped wood permeates the air.

Mangled trees are all around and those that are still standing look dead, with all their leaves ripped off. Parts of the town are flattened, with damage severe in its Heritage District.

But help is here, too. The HEB supermarket parking lot looks like a military command center, with trucks from nearly every branch of service present. Across the street, a ladder is being used to fly a large American flag over the local fire department. A food truck offers a cooked meal to residents with no gas or power. Bad as Rockport looks, a neighbor warns worse is to come down the road. Signs at the entrance to Holiday Beach warn looters to stay out and declare “Holiday Beach Strong.”Strength is certainly needed here, where residents consider themselves lucky if their building is still standing.

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Row after row of homes are broken. Roofs and second floors have just been peeled off, crumbled kitchens have fallen into canals. Peggy Bourg bought her home four years ago.

It was everything she ever wanted; she could even fish from her back porch. Now, she stands on the second floor, completely exposed to the sun. The roofs and most of the walls have been blown away. A red vacuum cleaner stands upright in her spare bedroom against a wall that’s no longer there. A large green truck is in her backyard.

She believes it was pushed by the storm across an entire street. Appliances are there, too, coming from who knows where.

And entire pieces of Bourg’s own furniture have disappeared. Bourg, a former resident of Louisiana, knows what a hurricane can do and she fled town before Harvey barreled through.

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She prayed and prayed her home would be spared, even as she watched neighbors post photos on Facebook declaring their entire houses were gone. And then someone sent her a picture of what remained of her home, and she had to get back to see for herself.“It was a dreary day. It was still raining, it was muddy … and you’re numb when you go through something like this,” Bourg says. She had forgotten to take her mother’s ring when she evacuated, leaving it on the kitchen windowsill, and it was one of the first things she looked for when she returned. Despite nearly everything being scattered, destroyed or thrown into the canal, her husband found it when he was picking through debris upstairs.“[It was] very emotional. I don’t think I can cry anymore,” Bourg says, still choking back tears. I’ve gone through a lot of emotions — a lot of anger, sadness, you know, even envy: Why didn’t my house make it?”Some concern and bitterness also creeps in, with the aid and attention other areas are getting.“This area has been hit very hard.

You know I feel for the people around us, the Houston area, the Rockport area,” she says. We’re across the causeway from Rockport.