New Orleans, Louisiana - October, 2007

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Superdome
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50 		Graveyard
51 		Pontchartrain causeway
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New Orleans from Pontchartrain causeway
53 		New Orleans from I-310
54 		House #1 - We spent three days here, hanging drywall. This house was the furthest along the path to being livable again.
55 		House #1 - We also installed insulation while we were doing the drywall.
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House #1 - This room is nearly complete with new drywall
57 		House #1 - Jonathan working on the furnace closet. Apparently New Orleans code requires that the walls in the closet must be covered in drywall. This is a nightmare!
58 		House #1 - Another nearly complete room
59 		House #1 - Bathroom not yet drywalled
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House #1 - Entry room
61 		House #1
62 		House #1 - Pile of debris out front, and the storage container where the owner is keeping her salvaged belongings
63 		Construction and demolition signs are prolific throughout the city, some legitimate businesses, others who prey on unfortunate individuals
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Grace Lutheran Church - our home for the week
65 		The church was in one of the areas that got the deepest flood waters- note the staining of the windows. Water was around 8 feet deep for several weeks. This particular church was nearly complete in its reconstruction when we got there.
66 		Grace Lutheran Church - our home for the week
67 		Earthen levee near Lake Pontchartrain
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Earthen levee near Lake Pontchartrain
69 		Canal in the Lakeview area
70 		Pumping station in Lakeview
71 		Houses near canal - Lakeview
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