[Leica] Getting back into New Orleans

[don.dory at gmail.com (Don Dory)]

Chris,
It is always good to have a home to come back to. Especially since dry land
in NO will be worth a large fortune as the city rebuilds. It looks like most
of your possessions were still there so a lot of cleaning, a lot of cleaning
with anti-mold/milidicides and a search for customers. I really expect there
to be a large photography business for people that want to record the now of
their existance.
 So, is keeping up with the Joneses now how high the pile of trash is on the
street?
 Good luck in your new home.
 Don
don.dory@gmail.com

 On 10/1/05, Chris Williams <zoeica1@yahoo.com> wrote:
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> We arrived Tuesday night at the New Orleans Parish checkpoint. NOPD would
> not let us back in though the National Guard would. So we stayed the night
> and attempted to get in Wednesday morning. National Guard again let us
> through but not the NOPD. We went to Kinko's to print up business
> letterheads which the NOPD told us would work to get back in. By the way,
> the NOPD continually played "Bad Boys" in the cars all through Tuesday
> night. National Guard calls them the NO-PD.
>
> Anyway, we made it through another National Guard checkpoint without any
> problems and then drove to our house. It had been 4 weeks since we've seen
> it.
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> Here are some photos I took of the fire on our block just 1 house away
> from us. We were extremely lucky. Only some smoke and water damage.
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> http://gallery.leica-users.org/Weddings
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> All Leica books now sitting pretty in an AC storage in FL.
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> Big thanks to the National Guard, New Orleans would have been lost without
> them.
>
> Chris
> New Orleans
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