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After the storm

February 26, 2010 By Scott Richardson Filed under Photo Gallery Tags: damage,  erosion,  seawall,  weather

Little River estuary and barrier dune

Powerful northeast winds and heavy rain on February 25 and 26, 2010 filled marshes to overflowing and toppled trees. Here are a few "morning after" images.

Pounded seawall

Steps to Laudholm Beach

Laudholm Beach surf

Little River marsh, flooded, from Barrier Beach Trail

Fallen branch breaks boardwalk rail

Fallen tree over boardwalk

Laudholm Beach, Barrier Beach Trail, and Laird-Norton Boardwalk

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Jeremy March 8, 2010

Nice photos Scott!

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