Raking it in.

Bernardo Pichardo rakes debris off of Reeves Court in Orlando, in front of his Orlando Housing Authority apartment on Sunday. He started working as soon as heavy rain from Hurricane Frances ended. 'If I waited for the city, it would be here until next Tuesday,' he said.
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( JOE KALIETA/ORLANDO SENTINEL / September 6, 2004 )

Bernardo Pichardo rakes debris off of Reeves Court in Orlando, in front of his Orlando Housing Authority apartment on Sunday. He started working as soon as heavy rain from Hurricane Frances ended. 'If I waited for the city, it would be here until next Tuesday,' he said.

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