Friends, family help rebuild Pasco County stilt home

Brian Lake

Ever since a lightning bolt hit "Camp No. 6," as it's become known, family and friends have gathered a quarter-mile offshore in Port Richey to help the Lake family rebuild their beloved stilt home.

Brian Lake

Ever since a lightning bolt hit "Camp No. 6," as it's become known, family and friends have gathered a quarter-mile offshore in Port Richey to help the Lake family rebuild their beloved stilt home.

Brian Lake

Ever since a lightning bolt hit "Camp No. 6," as it's become known, family and friends have gathered a quarter-mile offshore in Port Richey to help the Lake family rebuild their beloved stilt home.

Brian Lake

Ever since a lightning bolt hit "Camp No. 6," as it's become known, family and friends have gathered a quarter-mile offshore in Port Richey to help the Lake family rebuild their beloved stilt home.

Brian Lake

Ever since a lightning bolt hit "Camp No. 6," as it's become known, family and friends have gathered a quarter-mile offshore in Port Richey to help the Lake family rebuild their beloved stilt home.

Brian Lake

Ever since a lightning bolt hit "Camp No. 6," as it's become known, family and friends have gathered a quarter-mile offshore in Port Richey to help the Lake family rebuild their beloved stilt home.

Brian Lake

Ever since a lightning bolt hit "Camp No. 6," as it's become known, family and friends have gathered a quarter-mile offshore in Port Richey to help the Lake family rebuild their beloved stilt home.

Brian Lake

Ever since a lightning bolt hit "Camp No. 6," as it's become known, family and friends have gathered a quarter-mile offshore in Port Richey to help the Lake family rebuild their beloved stilt home.

Brian Lake

Ever since a lightning bolt hit "Camp No. 6," as it's become known, family and friends have gathered a quarter-mile offshore in Port Richey to help the Lake family rebuild their beloved stilt home.

Brian Lake

Ever since a lightning bolt hit "Camp No. 6," as it's become known, family and friends have gathered a quarter-mile offshore in Port Richey to help the Lake family rebuild their beloved stilt home.

Brian Lake

Ever since a lightning bolt hit "Camp No. 6," as it's become known, family and friends have gathered a quarter-mile offshore in Port Richey to help the Lake family rebuild their beloved stilt home.

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