ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 9月18日 02時40分

Through dark, flooded streets, Leonard Harrison, a volunteer with the United Cajun Navy, guided a rescue boat searching for people stranded by #Florence. The loosely organized assembly of weekend fishermen, shift workers, college students and others has come to the rescue before, in storms like Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane Harvey. This time, the volunteers spread out across Florence’s path. On Saturday night, a call came about a family in need of help in #Wilmington, North Carolina. A #CajunNavy crew headed out and they led the family through waist-high water. Here, @tamirhasacellphone photographed Leonard carrying Dylan Roberts, 2, to a waiting boat. As water swelled in a neighborhood nearby, Dylan and Brett Neely, an emergency medical technician, waded through a flooded street. Halfway down the block, a woman called to them. As water lapped at her front door, they told her what they told everyone that night: They could bring her to safety. By dawn, the volunteers had helped carry more than 155 people out of their homes in the area. Swipe left to see more photos and visit the link in our profile for up-to-date coverage of the storm and its aftermath.

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