Post Hurricane Katrina IMAGES Here (But please, no Getty images)

http:www.freerepublic.com | August 29, 2005

[Howlin]

Several people have requested a thread JUST for images of the storm.

Post them here, please.

[Howlin]

Did you see this yesterday?

http://www.easternuswx.com/bb/index.php?showtopic=48689

And here is a really good one with damage images, but the server is down right now:

http://alt.ngs.noaa.gov/katrina/KATRINA0000.HTM

[Howlin]

Did you see this yesterday?

http://www.easternuswx.com/bb/index.php?showtopic=48689

[HAL9000]

I had not seen that. Thanks for the link.

[OXENinFLA]

Hurricane Katrina destroyed the Biloxi-Ocean Springs Bridge in East Biloxi, Mississippi, Wednesday morning Aug. 31, 2005. (Patrick Schneider/Charlotte Observer/WpN

Beth Stump, right, works to comfort her two daughters, Breanna, 9-weeks-old, and Bonnie, 2, as the three wait to get food from the Salvation Army in east Biloxi, Mississippi, Wednesday morning Aug. 31, 2005. The family's home was washed off its foundation and into the street by Hurricane Katrina. (Patrick Schneider/Charlotte Observer/WpN)

[Rodney King]

http://www.worldpicturenews.com/web/ImageLoader.aspx?id=103649&context=custom&type=portfolio

Looks like an all womens parking lot.

[Rodney King]

I meant to say that THIS looks like an all women's parking lot.

[TheBattman]

wrote: Freepers beware of any too good of a deal on a car. Check for water lines in the doors and trunk. Cars will be totaled because of flood damage but someone can then try to sell them for a good price, often shipped to other parts of the Country.

There are actually businesses that specialize in such salvage autos for resale. We visited one in Searcy, Arkansas. Yes, cheap prices, but boy-what a risk you take. If the price is REALLY cheap, and you can get the electrical and such checked out, you might be ok for an occaisional driver.... But yes, be careful.

[texas booster]

There has been virtually no media coverage of this remote area - but hundreds or thousands of people may have died here. The residents who were sensible enough to evacuate the area have been pleading with the news networks and state government for any information, to no avail. This is the most underreported aspect of the disaster, in my opinion.

Thanks, Hal9000. I was wondering about those seven people in Grand Isle that decided to ride out the storm.

I heard that there were several helicopter trips to survey damage, and that LOOP workers made it out to restart the transfer system. Someone surely has video, if the national press would stop mouring the loss of their favorite dive in NO. I also would like to learn more of the situation down south.

[TexasTransplant]

DU thinks that you are one of them.

So do I

TT

[vox humana]

I meant to say that THIS looks like an all women's parking lot.

I wouldn't doubt it. We know for a fact that Katrina was there.

[honungsklubba]

Do any of you know har far inland the flooding has reached in Biloxi? It is urgent for me to know.

[Howlin]

I see it!

[servantoftheservant]

Is there a high res of this?

[honungsklubba]

I beleive it is Ocean springs (Rosewood lane) area....