Remnants of Katrina by Coleen Perilloux Landry

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08 October 2006	Coleen Perilloux Landry

Remnants of Katrina

New Orleans West End

If only this fabric could talk. I have looked at it for a year now and have conjured up many stories about it. It is a woman's housecoat wrapped around a piling that once supported a seafood restaurant on Lake Pontchartrain. The pelicans are attracted to it.

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Guest		09-Oct-2006 17:14
The housecoat makes a sad tale, that this was once a restaurant is an even more powerful sad story.

Robin Reid		09-Oct-2006 15:52
Hmmmm.... a sad story for sure.

J. Scott Coile		09-Oct-2006 15:26
I suspect the story would be quite sad :(

Guest		09-Oct-2006 15:13
Hmm... a housecoat! Like the story. I was thinking a blanket or bed spread, much less interesting! I have a couple of these I am working now. Would like to see more of yours if you have them.

laine82		09-Oct-2006 08:58
A constant sad reminder...or should I say one of many !!

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