Houstonist will continue to feature more of your Ike photos for the rest of the week, as long as you keep 'em coming. Today's batch reveals sides of Hurricane Ike that we haven't seen yet, as more and more of you post your photos to our Flickr group.

All that's left of the Mermaid Pier off Galveston's seawall is a small, lopsided structure and some lonely piers. Photo courtesy of Flickr user mozziemark.

The Houston Rowing Club lays in ruins at the Watergate Yachting Center in Clear Lake. A picture of the club from before the hurricane can be seen here. Photo courtesy of Flickr user mannedspace.

A family in Kemah tries to figure out their next move, as they salvage what they can out of their ruined rental house. Photo courtesy of Flickr user slight clutter.

A classic car asks the question we've all asked this past week. Photo courtesy of Flickr user Delta Niner.

A pickup truck lies twisted amidst the wreckage of a fishing pier off Galveston Island. Photo courtesy of Flickr user mozziemark.

Kids learn new and forgotten ways of keeping themselves entertained at night, throughout the power outage that most of Houston is still dealing with. Photo courtesy of Flickr user KirkSides.

A man videotapes a submerged car on the banks of the "I-10 River" on Saturday, September 14th. The waters have since receded and I-10 is now a highway once again. Photo courtesy of Flickr user jeffbalke.

The pre-Ike winds whip through some palm trees as a gorgeous Texas sunset ends the day on Friday, September 12th. Photo courtesy of Flickr user lodidadee2007.

Texas, our Texas, all hail the mighty state. Photo courtesy of Flickr user baldheretic.



The classic car with the "why?" on its window can be found in the Woodland Heights, and has had the tape on its window since someone vandalized the car, shattering the back window.
You have to love Google Ads - I'm seeing an ad for waterfront living. Not sure how effective that will be at the moment.
Thankfully, hurricanes happen during warm weather only - could you imagine facing this devastation during the dead of winter?
But this is better than facing a devasting earthquake in California
@ JHende: Oh, man. Me too... BWA-HA-HA-HA-HA-HA.
No, but seriously. That's awesomely wrong.