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Over 300,000 people lost power. |
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Lots of streets looked like this. |
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Lots of vehicles met this fate |
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Many buildings were damaged by falling trees |
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Lots and lots of downed trees |
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Downtown was heavily damaged |
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Many windows in the cities taller buildings were blown out. |
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The boardwalk behind our hotel |
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The pavement near our hotel |
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The boardwalk behind our hotel |
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Notice the roofs (or lack thereof) on the dormers |
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Even the Golden Arches sucumbed |
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Some houses lost windows or even roofs. |
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Many boats on the waterfront were damaged, some even sank. |
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Another sunken sailboat, notice the damaged buildings |
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Other boats rode the storm-surge ashore....and stayed there. |
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How strong were the winds? How much wind does it take to blow railroad cars off the tracks? This was directely across the harbour from our hotel room! |
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