File:Enterprise High School, Alabama 2007March03.jpg

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Description US President George W. Bush surveys tornado damage to Enterprise High School from Marine One in Enterprise, Alabama, Saturday, March 3, 2007. The President visited people affected by storms in Americus, Ga., and Enterprise, Ala. "We can never replace lives, and we can't heal hearts, except through prayer. And I know -- I want the students to know, and the families to know that there's a lot of people praying for them," said President Bush after walking through Enterprise High School. White House photo by Paul Morse
Date Taken on 3 March 2007
Source http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2007/03/images/20070303-3_p030307pm-0116jpg-515h.html
Author White House photo by Paul Morse
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