| | This home is between Creole and Cameron and was built since Hurricane Rita. It held strong against Hurricane Ike. (Bruce Schultz, 9/18/08) |
| | The water depth in Darlene Dyson's kitchen is evident on the wall. (Bruce Schultz, 9/17/08) |
| | Darlene Dyson of Cameron removes a cherished rocker from her home that was flooded by Hurricane Ike. Dusty Zaunbrecher, LSU AgCenter extension associate, helped her move soggy furniture. (Bruce Schultz, 9/17/08) |
| | Flooded farm home near Forked Island. (Bruce Schultz, 9/16/08) |
| | Debris from mobile homes litter the streets of Cameron. (Bruce Schultz, 9/18/08) |
| | | This home on the east side of Cameron was built by Habitat for Humanity after Hurricane Rita that withstood the wrath of Hurricane Ike. (Bruce Schultz, 9/18/08) |
| | Ruby Miller, LSU AgCenter extension associate, at left, and Dusty Zaunbrecher, LSU AgCenter extension associate, help Darlene Dyson of Cameron remove a couch from her flooded home. (Bruce Schultz, 9/17/08) |
| | Cleanup of Romero home near Henry community in Vermilion Parish. (Bruce Schultz, 9/16/08) |
| | Loading up to check on camp. (Bruce Schultz, 9/16/08) |
|