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2005, 06:02 GMT 07:02 UK Inside the hurricane zone BBC News
website reporter Richard Allen Greene is travelling through the
stricken neighbourhoods of New Orleans. Here he shares his
experience of the journey and the people he met along the way.
Gulfport, Mississippi: Saturday, 10 September, 1700GMT
Americans believe very deeply in two things: business and God.
Stopping back in Gulfport on my way home, I saw plenty of
evidence of the former. There is still a lot of military
traffic, but the city is clearly open for business, less than
two weeks after Hurricane Katrina.  Shops and restaurants
proudly displayed "We're open" signs, even as blue tarpaulins
were being fastened onto the remains of their roofs.  Generator
shop Generators are much in demand The area near the beachfront
is technically a closed police zone, but even past the
barricades at least two shops were open - a pawnshop