Posted on by kenny phillips
This is the beach house we restored. Ready to move back in.
This is the beach house we restored. Ready to move back in.
Port Salut. This coastal town took almost a direct hit from the storm. Most of the infrastructure is gone. A very popular place for French and Europeans alike.
Port Salut. This coastal town took almost a direct hit from the storm. Most of the infrastructure is gone. A very popular place for French and Europeans alike.
This is Port Saluts version of South Beach, Miami. This boardwalk along the beach had hotels,restaurants and bars lining both sides of the boardwalk. There is nothing left. The jobs are also gone.
This is Port Saluts version of South Beach, Miami. This boardwalk along the beach had hotels,restaurants and bars lining both sides of the boardwalk. There is nothing left. The jobs are also gone.
This is the "To big project" in Cance. Now Estania Augustave has a dry place.
This is the “To big project” in Cance. Now Estania Augustave has a dry place.

Oct 28-29

We left early for Port Salut. We passed by the beach project and was very pleased with the progress. From there we went south down the coast. When we arrived at Port Salut the devastation was incredible. This was a booming coastal town frequented by the French and Europeans. Also a hangout for the Haitians. The town and economy is totally gone. Cholera is now coming back with vengeance only to add the catastrophe. It was getting late so we wanted to get back to Cayes before dark. Small villages are getting tired of seeing all the aid trucks pass them by with out offering any help. So they help themselves by barricading the roads with big rocks to block cars and then robbing them. Desperate people do desperate things. We stayed the night again in Camp Perrin. The rain has showed up again which will hinder any future trips down south. Things are winding down anyway. On the way back we stopped in Cance to see how Madame Augustave was coming along on the house. We had to 4 wheel it in because of the rain and mud. She lives well off the beaten track. She too now has a dry place to live. Praise God from whom all blessings flow.

Kenny