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  1. We did the misery tour yesterday in a slighly different order: Lower Ninth, Lakeview and then Gentilly. The lack of progress was depressing.

  2. Jeremy Rich Jeremy Rich

    Hi –

    Can we sign up for the mandatory disaster tour if we visit you this summer? We are moving to Tennessee in three weeks, and my wife has never been to New Orleans…We can give you a ol’ fashioned down east rural Maine care package (except we cannot offer the traditional country remedy of Oxycontin, which is the choice of poor Mainers everywhere for relief)…

  3. Mike Leonard, like J and B, being someone I know only from afar, it’s odd to think of him having a wife, let alone being a tourist.

    Very moving picture – at my comfortable distance, I somehow picture NO as more oragnized that it truly is. Will try to download the footage.

  4. In reading Chris’ article, I’ll note that you dont’ really get tired of disaster tours, because you never get tired of seeing the reactions on the faces of the people to whom you are giving the tour. This comes from years of experience showing people the ruins of Detroit

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