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Standing on Mom's back porch looking down her driveway & across to neighbor's house.
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You can see where the water level had been along the side of the house.
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Looking up the block from Mom's house. Other people were trying to get into their homes, too.
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My brother, Kevin, at the intersection closest to Mom's house. This was several weeks post-Katrina, and as you can see, the water was still slowly draining out of parts of Metairie.
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Looking down my mom's block.
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My mom's bedroom. Because mom doesn't live in Lakeview (which was one of the hardest hit areas), her flooding was not quite as bad; however, you can still see that the water came up several feet in her bedroom and then the mold did the rest of the damage.
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Mom's bathroom. Water still on the floor and in the tub, draining slowly because there was nowhere for it to really go...
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Looking across the street from Mom's house, view from her front steps.
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Looking out her front door. Kevin and his friend Lee had to take a canoe to get there.
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Lee helping Kevin paddle down the block.
Another view looking down my mom's street.
4 comments:
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What happened next? Did your family have to tear down and rebuild? How are they now? These pictures really do speak 1000 words.
Oh goodness! So sorry about your mom's house. Hope it's all well taken care of now. Natural disaster.. sometimes it's just too scary and powerful. As long as everyone is alright.
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How hopeless it looks...
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