Inside the garage. The garage is a few inches lower elevation than the house, so the water was deeper here.
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Published February 5, 2014 by Ron Charest
The Kitchen. It was clean before the storm.
Published February 5, 2014 by Ron Charest
Refrigerators can float if the doors are kept closed. Who Knew?
Published February 5, 2014 by Ron Charest
The dining room was the point closest to the bayou that had windows. It appeared that everything inside the house was sucked to here by retreating Hurricane Katrina flood waters.
Published February 5, 2014 by Ron Charest
Our Living Room after Hurricane Katrina. My Computer Desk and beloved computer system.
Published February 5, 2014 by Ron Charest
Our Living Room after Hurricane Katrina. A bookcase blown apart by books swelling from absorbing water
Published February 5, 2014 by Ron Charest
Looking out the front living room windows after Hurricane Katrina. It was good that I boarded them up prior to the storm… Kept stuff from floating outside…
Published February 5, 2014 by Ron Charest
Inside my shop, looking in from the missing side wall. Hurricane Katrina flood waters rose inside to just below the tops of the rafters, a full eight feet up.
Published February 5, 2014 by Ron Charest
Inside my shop looking in from the double doors. Hurricane Katrina flood waters rose inside to just below the tops of the rafters, a full eight feet up.
Published February 5, 2014 by Ron Charest
A Temple Doorway