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Ambrocio Cuellar chainsaws trees in his yard in Beaumont on Saturday, Oct. 8, 2005.
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2005
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October
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- AMSET Bug Day
- Recharging in Dallas
- Holly Beach drainage ditch
- Johnson's Bayou, La.
- Oak Grove, La.
- Cameron, La.
- Hit hard
- Missed pass
- Lamar University volleyball
- Mark-O-Rita
- Holly Beach isn't there
- Holly Beach, La. is gone
- Cover hurricanes
- I'll post-post
- Souvenirs
- Happy to be home
- Found dog
- Log loader
- Meat juice
- Beaumont evacuees return
- DSL problems
- Working against two hazards
- Taking a breather
- Emergency food
- Chainsaw sunset
- Spraying into the night
- Sabine Pass
- Hamshire VFD survival celebration
- After-Rita funeral
- Bon Wier VFD:   no immunity
- Bleakwood:   A Red Cross success
- Buna VFD
- Banks reopen
- Bayou ecological damage
- Lion's Carnival
- Abundantly blessed
- Brooks Brothers does its best
- Mail returns to Silsbee
- Rita survivor T-shirts
- Hurricane Rita's aftermath - one day's work
- Rita sunset
- Hungry hummingbirds
- Morning activities
- Working despite losses
- Elks Lodge fire
- Still going...
- Park crew
- Rebuilding Target
- Southern Baptist Men's Chainsaw Ministries
- We're surviving, but tired
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