Before the Storm, Saturday, 25 September
- The beach at low tide. Normally
at low tide, there's about 1/4 mile of beach there. This is a long pan
around that starts and ends at looking up from the beach to the beach
ramp at the end of our street. Some of the Frances beach videos were
shot from this same place. (37 sec., 3.2 MB)
- The beach at high tide. Here Mack and
our dog, Ursa, at the beach ramp yesterday evening at high tide. The
entire beach is covered with water. (8 sec., 0.7 MB)
- The beach at high tide. Another shot
just a few moments later. Again, water pouring up into the beach
ramp. (21 sec., 1.9 MB)
During the Storm, Sunday, 26 September
- Wind and rain. Probably sustained winds at
40-50 MPH with gusts higher. These are basically tropical storm
conditions, not hurricane ones, so, once again, we were lucky. This is
from the upstairs apartment that our neighbor Patty had just moved out
of. (30 sec., 2.6 MB)
- More wind and rain. The same shooting
location, just a few moments later. (34 sec., 3.0 MB)
The Day After: Monday, 27 September
- The beach, scoured. There's about two
or three feet less beach there than on Saturday, the 25th, and
Saturday's beach was already lower than a couple of months ago thanks
to Charley and Frances. (34 sec., 3.0 MB):
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