The best that I can figure is DD 661 is showing the EASTERN most area of Lake Pontchartrain in Louisiana. The before and after photos below, show land that 'disappeared' after Katrina came to shore. If this is your dream, this area will not recover to its previous condition.
replyHi, thanks for this, and I do see a connection.
Brian
Oblique aerial photographs of a segment of the Chandeleur Islands in the easternmost area of the Pontchartrain Basin in southeastern Louisiana. (Arrows mark a common referenced location.) The Chandeleur Islands are part of the Breton Island National Wildlife Refuge established by President Teddy Roosevelt in 1904. The islands have never been developed or significantly impacted by modern society. The pristine islands normally function as a major bird rookery, which provides critical habitat for several endangered species.
The photographs were taken before and after four hurricane passages occurring between 2001 and 2005. Note the extreme overwash of the barrier island in which most sand (white area) was washed away. Much of the vegetated platform (dark area) was also eroded. The Chandeleur Islands do breach naturally and may heal themselves. Recent storm activity, such as Hurricane Katrina, has not allowed sufficient time for significant recovery of the islands. Long term, the islands have had a net reduction in areal extent resulting in a loss of important habitat and hurricane protection to the coast. Imagery from the U.S. Geological Survey – St. Petersburg Florida.
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