It has been a dozen or more years since I have visited Florida's central Atlantic coast. My memory is one of great contrasts. Extreme wealth on the coastline and deep poverty a stone's throw inland. The TV shows destruction of marinas and and beach areas, but these are mostly wealthy people who can afford to have costly insurance coverage. Unless things have changed the greatest loss may be among the poorer folks who have little protection. Except for any loss of life my thoughts are more with them when I think in terms of property damage. A humble shack may be a far greater loss than any mansion.