http://www.shnorman.com/interests/Hurricane_Rita/Hurricane_Rita.html On September 24, 2005, Hurricane Rita passed through Cameron Parish. On Saturday, October 15, Lisa and I went with my parents to check on their bird-watching camp near Johnson's Bayou.  The eye of Rita had come ashore a few miles to the west, and their neighborhood had therefore received a massive storm surge as well as Category 3 winds. http://www.shnorman.com/interests/Hurricane_Rita/Pages/Briar_Patch.html 7f557b3e-639a-4a19-94f0-acc11401afd0 http://www.shnorman.com/interests/Hurricane_Rita/Pages/Ocean_View.html e749e0b9-262e-466f-8e12-d62886ada989 http://www.shnorman.com/interests/Hurricane_Rita/Pages/Peveto_Woods.html 42bf0600-f32a-4935-b0bb-c1aa6d59819e http://www.shnorman.com/interests/Hurricane_Rita/Pages/Johnson_Bayou.html e8ff621e-31ef-4d86-a6f2-8c590920b7ae http://www.shnorman.com/interests/Hurricane_Rita/Pages/Constance_Beach.html 945347c2-de41-45c2-998f-25a5569a821b http://www.shnorman.com/interests/Hurricane_Rita/Pages/Holly_Beach.html 30e68b2c-ab94-4fd5-9f9f-c7f4c74db296 http://www.shnorman.com/interests/Hurricane_Rita/Pages/Hackberry.html e10e28b0-2947-4603-b2d3-94913f347cd7 http://www.shnorman.com/interests/Hurricane_Rita/Pages/Lake_Charles.html 821c6de0-ea4d-4f69-b604-5042021e31a0