The Living Room With No Walls after Hurricane Katrina gutting
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Published February 5, 2014 by Ron Charest
All Cabinets had to come out to get out the drywall and insulation. Hurricane Katrina gutting
Published February 5, 2014 by Ron Charest
What was left of our master bedroom and double sink vanity after hurricane Katrina gutting
Published February 5, 2014 by Ron Charest
Living arrangements inside our home after hurricane Katrina after gutting
Published February 5, 2014 by Ron Charest
Pulling My Boat Out of Winnie’s Flowerbed after hurricane Katrina
Published February 5, 2014 by Ron Charest
Initially, the city hauled all the trash to an open part of the city for staging. We knick named that pile of trash “Mt Katrina.”
Published February 5, 2014 by Ron Charest
Dragging Stuff Outside to dry or stage for discard after hurricane Katrina.
Published February 5, 2014 by Ron Charest
Winnie in the Kitchen. Potting soil from the houseplants floated and made a nice clean high-water mark during Hurricane Katrina.
Published February 5, 2014 by Ron Charest
The Hallway after Hurricane Katrina. The current from retreating flood waters sucked anything that could float towards the dining room, which was the point closest to the bayou with large…
Published February 5, 2014 by Ron Charest
The Greatroom after Hurricane Katrina. We put the smaller and more valuable items up high, but not high enough.