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this was taken on 5/2/2010 when I went to holley beach to see if there oil on the beach there. at that time no oil. Anyway I saw this building on the way back and know it was this way for i guess 5 years now when Rite came thought southwest louisian. It the same year that New Orleans was hit with a storm. Anyway these people in this part of louisiana did not get the help like New Orleans. Guess they should have shot at people trying to help them maybe the news would have show it on TV and they would get help. I got a lot to say about New Orlean people but it not all nice so I not saying
i know the sky is blow here but i was useing a point and shoot here.
Comments (45)
flora-crassella
a disaster!! And who clears up? Interesing picture!!!
carlx
Awesome!!!
unstart
Interesting!!
Star4mation
Cool capture Jock :)
kbrog
How did the frying pan managed to stay on the stove with all that destruction? : Well seen and captured!
durleybeachbum
Fascinating shot and info!
shadownet
I know what you mean about NO and how many suffered from Rita and got little or no help. She hit pretty hard in this area (Sabine Parish) but luckily we fared well overall with only minor storm damage.
emmecielle
All should be helped when they are struck by disasters! Interesting image of the complaint, Jock!
jocko500
I do not see the frying pan lol
claude19
A great disaster for the Nature, a dark novel for the humans ! You have shoted this site 5 years after this dram !!! A treal disaster !!!
MrsLubner
I understand exactly what you are saying... Great shot, Jock and it sure says a lot more than it shows.
Hendesse
Great shot and interesting informations.
DukeNukem2005
This is an excellent!
M2A
A sad and evocative illustration.
kenmo
Wow...your area sure has had it's share of bad luck....
KarmaSong
Without your explanatory narrative my interpretation of this photo would have been totally different... A meaningful capture, well done!
CarolSassy
I wonder if those people now live in Texas. Great shot! (:
flavia49
powerful and dramatic image and text!
drifterlee
What a pile of junk!!!!! Great shot!
annie5
Great find..interesting capture! :)
gojira
Great Caesar's ghost . . . !
Faemike55
Stunning and depressing that people will put greed ahead of help! Wonderful capture. Jocko!
jmb007
bonne photo!!
flaviok
Narrativa imperdivel, grande captura meu amigo, aplausos (5)
goodoleboy
Cool shot with that wicked tree in the center of the image, Jock, but really a pile of junk at the bottom. And I'd like to hear about the New Orleans people.
YARDOBE
...of course, we have all seen the destruction on TV....your perspective shows more to me than that...
evielouise
like kbrog ,comment yes I see the pan maybe someone pick it up after and cried I sure would have been crying my eyes out after this ,this is a shame:: perhaps they just moved on and said the hll with all this mess: great capture to a sad ending:
magnus073
This is an amazing shot Jock, and it really is sad to see that so many people lost everything and didn't get any help. Thanks for reminding us my friend.
wannes
Thanks for sharing the interesting information, it's really sad! Excellent shot!
renecyberdoc
very disastrous.