© Paul Conrad/Pablo Conrad Photography Railroad tracks plunge to the bottom of St. Louis Bay after being pushed off their pylons by the storm surge from Hurricane Katrina. - Seattle photographer Paul Conrad covering the Pacific Northwest

After Hurricane Katrina devastated their town, the tenacious residents of Pearlington, Miss., cleaned up the debris and rebuilt their lives.

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Burners without Borders" volunteer Richard Scott of Lake Tahoe, Calif., walks through debris while demolishing a home.

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Sweeping away dirt and debirs, volunteer James Kinard of Ashland, Ore., cleans a home's foundation after it was demolished. Kinard and several other "Burners Without Borders" volunteers are in Pearlington, Miss., cleaning up some of the heavier items and demolishing homes to help expedite the rebuilding process.

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Glasses and other collected household items, including a piano, in the home of Sam Baily.

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Larry Nicosia rebuilds his home 6 feet higher than it was before Hurricane Katrina.

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Aspen High School sophomore Lacy Moore, 14, of Aspen, touches up the eaves on the home of John and Evelyn Carver.

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Railroad tracks plunge to the bottom of St. Louis Bay after being pushed off their pylons by the storm surge from Hurricane Katrina.

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Surveying the damage to downtown Bay St. Louis, Miss., David Wages of Columbia, Miss., pauses from while working on the CSX Railroad bridge.

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A year and a half after Hurricane Katrina, Connie Danise gathers trash as she continues to clean her home in the Oak Harbor subdivision.

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Aspen High School senior Claire Haughey, 17, grimaces while handing classmate Elle Stark, 17, a 60 pound bag of concrete mix while helping rebuild the home of Isiah "Ike" Oliver.

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"Burners without Borders" volunteer Jim Jordan of Seattle, Wash., removes a band saw out of the way while demolishing a house. The volunteer troupe is salvaging tools and supplies to use in the rebuilding process of home in the Pearlington area.

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Rebuilding his home after it was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina, Larry Nicosia installs floor joists atop the pylons. Nicosia said he left for Tallahassee, Fla., when Hurricane Katrina reached Category 5. He said after the hurricane came ashore he was curious how his home faired. "I looked on the internet to find a way back," he said, "and, when I came across the Green Bridge (across the East Pearl River), I saw my sofa stuck it it. I knew right there we were in trouble. In a way it was good the hurricane wiped (my home) out completely, it was easier to clean up."

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Ginny Flock cleans the hull of her catamaran M at their home in the Oak Harbor subdivision of Pearlington. The home owned by her and her husband John was heavily damaged by the storm surge from Hurricane Katrina.

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Tim Bean of Aspen, Colo., smoothes wall plaster on the ceiling of the Pearlington home of Denise Swanson.

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Aspen High School freshman Austin Owen, 14, carries two rescued puppies as she leads other students from an abandoned house. Pearlington resident Sam Bailey leads an effort to rescue animals affected by Hurricane Katrina.

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Charles B. Murphy Elementary kindergartner Ashanti Lee, 5, works on a class assignment at the school's temporary location in Kiln nearly 20 miles from Pearlington. With time in class and time spent on the bus, the students are away from home more than 10 hours each day.

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Railroad tracks plunge to the bottom of St. Louis Bay after being pushed off their pylons by the storm surge from Hurricane Katrina.

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After Hurricane Katrina devastated their town, the tenacious residents of Pearlington, Miss., cleaned up the debris and rebuilt their lives.

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After Hurricane Katrina devastated their town, the tenacious residents of Pearlington, Miss., cleaned up the debris and rebuilt their lives.Feel free to e-mail me with any questions at Paul@PabloConradPhotography.com

After Hurricane Katrina devastated their town, the tenacious residents of Pearlington, Miss., cleaned up the debris and rebuilt their lives.

Feel free to e-mail me with any questions at Paul@PabloConradPhotography.com