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My Katrina - Be Prepared

A montage of pictures I took before, during, and after Hurricane Katrina in Gulfport and Biloxi Mississippi. Be prepared, everything can change. Set to Away From the Sun by 3 Doors Down www.seaw...  
 
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mimaleen (11 months ago) Show Hide
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OMG you made me cry: I loved the Gulf Port aquarium and Sharkheads. You captured before Katrina perfectly! The marina's and wetlands are beautiful. How fitting to use this song from 3 Doors Down. Thank You
brewkmbrly (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Very well done. I couldnt help but notice the dates on your before photos that I'm guessing were never taken with the intent of preserving moments and meanings in THIS way. I am a Diberville resident and was extremely lucky. I know many who were not and are still recovering today. Thank you for your work and for sharing it with us.
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I came to Gulfport with my police Dept to assist after Katrina. I can not believe the devastation I saw. We camped out in Bayou View Middle School... it was creepy out there at night along I-90 with clothes and personal effects stuck in trees. We heard a lady screaming and ran and ran to try to get to where she was but she quit before we could find her. It was rough... These storms are no joke I'd get the hell out long before they ever get there, after what I saw there.
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Great job! I live in Gulfport and rode this storm out. My grandparents live just behind the old Camille boat, and needless to say, lost everything. I remember one of the saddest things I saw while walking through the streets the day after was childrens toys, dolls, and pictures. I loved your before pictures, that was the Gulf Coast that I remember and grew up in. Even though we are almost 3 years to the anniversary, it just donest seem to be the "old coast" I remember. Thanks again! :)
seawitch1261 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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A lot of the after pictures are from your grandparents neighborhood. My brothers live in the area and they were fortunate that the water only damaged the sub-flooring. They had a lot of wind-damage as well. When I took the after pictures, the National Guard still had check-points.
cassiecp09 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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this video made me tear up. i used to go to what i call it "the coast" A LOT since my family is all from here. i live two hours north of here. although it was way worse they my house was actually destroyed, we had to bulldose it and rebuild. God has blessed me with a new house the 2 year anniversary of Katrina
navytown (2 years ago) Show Hide
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family's from nola/bay st. louis. home will never be the same. God bless everyone going through the hard times. keep your head up, and it will all be ok in the end.
Strat60msn (2 years ago) Show Hide
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I had 7ft of water - lost everything along with all my neighbors and most of my family and friends. I know of no one and have heard of no one that commited suicide because of Katrina. The one suicide that i know of happened because the person was involved in a storm related embezzlement scheme and got caught. That is Bullshit!!
biloxiguh (2 years ago) Show Hide
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IM CRyING I AM FRM DERE N I MOVED 2 ATLANTA NOW I CANT RIDE BIKES PLAY N DA SAND R nUTHING LIK I USED 2 I LL MISS U ILL MAK SURE MI KIDZ WLL B BORN DERE
bengalkitty (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Katrina was horrible. In Mobile, AL our house flooded & we had to throw out mostly everything in the house. It was devasting.... but in MS many didn't even have a house standing....

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