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i worked on the hook for 7 months after sandy clearing overburden and that was about the only place i did not go.
in places we had over 13 foot of sand to remove and return back to the ocean side.
an interesting note, only one building was damaged from the cleanup efforts.... a 16X24 storage shed that was moved 50 foot from where it was supposed to be.
it was it by the excavator poking a two foot square hole in the roof.
many of the buildings were cleared by a small bobcat entering through the doors and moving the sand outside to be processed and transported back out to the beach.
all removed materials were run through a screening plant before returning to the beach to make sure only sand went out there.
on one of the beach pavilions a park ranger came after me screaming i was damaging the natural fauna... until i pointed to the dune grass and a few feet away a large stand of cactus with flowers and some fruit on them that i had just ran the big bobcat over removing sand.
he looked, said oh. ahh keep up the good job, and left.
that like the march 1962 storm we dealt with on LBI , sand yards deep this one was just a few houses away from ours,which is barely seen as the white at the middle right by the phone pole in this shot
Must be a southern thing, a golf cart in every garage! My daughter lives in Savannah and they have a golf cart too.....not as nice as that one. I like the flags!
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