Comprising a Life
The Bonsai, Travels and Haiku of Vaughn Banting
Katrina damage
Hurricane Katrina was such a devastating storm that its story can not be told just by its flood waters or its winds or its dislocated populations or by its luting or by the disappointing showing by our polititions, so I have decided to focus on just images related to the storm and these taken two and a half weeks after Katrina hit. They include pictures of debris along the streets and of gutted out houses as well as shots of wind damage and pictures taken at the marina. The marina pictures include images of expensive sailboats thrown out of the water and piled on one another.
The most recently posted pictures.
During the flood and before this house was gutted, rescue teams had gone down this street in flat-boats checking in the in the five feet deep flood waters for any sign of life. A red circle wth an "X" inside it indicated no one was inside.
