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Another shot of the damage to the historic 100 year-old section of downtown DeRidder, LA.

Another shot of the damage to the historic 100 year-old section of downtown DeRidder, LA. [Read more]

This is on the corner of the historic downtown part of DeRidder, Louisiana. These buildings are one hundred years old, Some were damaged severely, others received broken windows or shredded awnings and still others saw no effects at all.

This is on the corner of the historic downtown part of DeRidder, Louisiana. These buildings are one hundred years old, Some... [Read more]

Saturday, December 03, 2005 MyKatrina Current mood: grateful I was living with my son in the French Quarter in New Orleans. I loved it. I had first moved to... [view]

my husband works for Ace Services in Anancoco louisiana. his boss sent him to Grand Chner louisiana around Cameron area to help clean up what Hurricane Rita left behind. This is just one of many of the pictures he and his co workers took of that area. Notice where Rita put that home . Its on side of the road .. This is really scary.

my husband works for Ace Services in Anancoco louisiana. his boss sent him to Grand Chner louisiana around Cameron area to... [Read more]

My story is pretty much documented at my weblog, and all of the posts related to Katrina are grouped by this URL: http://www.ernietheattorney.net/ernie_the_attorney/katrina/index.html I stayed in the city for Katrina and... [view]

Picture of CBD from Algiers Point ferry landing.

Picture of CBD from Algiers Point ferry landing. [Read more]

Picture of wind/rain during the peak of the storm titled

Picture of wind/rain during the peak of the storm titled "Hell hath no fury" [Read more]

The following are blog entries from “Between the 5 & the 6” which is a personal blog from Ryan Burchett. During hurricanes Katrina and Rita, Ryan... [view]

Our once beautiful park in DeRidder, Louisiana, lost many, many trees. An annual event, (Christmas in the Park) had to be cancelled because of the danger of putting in the holiday decorations. Visits with Santa, sleigh rides through the park, carolling, etc. will have to wait until next year.

Our once beautiful park in DeRidder, Louisiana, lost many, many trees. An annual event, (Christmas in the Park) had to be... [Read more]

One of the old buildings in the historic part of downtown DeRidder, LA. At one time, this building served as the local newspaper office. It had been closed up for years, but Rita opened it right up again. We call this one

One of the old buildings in the historic part of downtown DeRidder, LA. At one time, this building served as the local... [Read more]

DeRidder, Louisiana suffered the loss of thousands of roofs. This was the remains of the roof off of a building in the historic downtown area, which received much damage.

DeRidder, Louisiana suffered the loss of thousands of roofs. This was the remains of the roof off of a building in the... [Read more]

Our family headed North, but just a few miles up the road to Fort Polk, where we weathered the storm with three other families, in an above-ground bunker type building. The building received no damage, but we still managed to lose electricity and for several days relied on flashlights and candles. Canned meat, cheese, beef jerky, peanut butter, water and crackers were the menu of the week.

Our family headed North, but just a few miles up the road to Fort Polk, where we weathered the storm with three other... [Read more]

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