Carrollton Ave
Monday, September 26, 2005
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Lakeview. This part of town was underwater for the better part of a month. In the wee hours of the morning, I think this was about 6:30 a.m. or so, after we had already been there for 45 minutes, it actually looks like it's just a neighborhood. Not quite.
Inside the Lakeview house. This is a very typical scene - furniture floated and broken apart, mold growing on every surface and all of the wood buckled and bulging from the water.
Trashy trash trashed.
Lovely mold this time of year.
A panoramic of a street. I think, I'm not certain, that if you double-click the picture you can get a bigger version of it. If not...well, it's pretty much trashed, so you're not missing much if it doesn't expand.
Inside the Lakeview house. This is a very typical scene - furniture floated and broken apart, mold growing on every surface and all of the wood buckled and bulging from the water.
Trashy trash trashed.
Lovely mold this time of year.
A panoramic of a street. I think, I'm not certain, that if you double-click the picture you can get a bigger version of it. If not...well, it's pretty much trashed, so you're not missing much if it doesn't expand.
:: posted by Aaron, 11:53 PM
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