Hubby & I took a bikeride along the levee in New Orleans East (Highway 90) to see what we could find, close to 18 months post Katrina.
Here are a few pix (click on pix to see full-size versions)
New Orleans from the Hwy 90 Levee
A Katrina-created "outhouse"
A barge that came to rest between the levee and Hwy 90
More big boats washed in from Lake Borgne and possible a result of the MRGO's affect on the tidal surge
The levee that runs ~ 3 miles from Textron Marine to the Chef Pass bridge. It was pretty muddy that day and I almost got a mud bath in this mess of puddles. :)
One of many camps sitting alone in Lake Catherine
I intend to update my Chef Hwy/Hwy 90 website, the Orphaned Boats and Katrina Recovery websites with all the pictures this weekend.
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A friend of mine had a camp. This is after the flood, with literally nothing left.
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