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we took a hard hit this time around, house is a wreck, we pulled all the carpets and are drying it out..

the marina is also a wreck, we worked all day to get boats back where they belong we still have one sunk in the middle of the marina, real shame old wooden christ craft that was kept up very nice the Tuckerton Queen..

we had a lot hanging over the bulkheads and piled up in corners, 5 or six tossed back in the water and up the creek.. I still have one across the creek in the woods..The ones we were able to keep in the water rode the storm out with no problems they are still floating in their slips.. I will post some pics..

 

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Another Problem was people who did not leave The boys were out during the whole storm with two dive teams rescuing people, some were not able to be rescued..thats about all i want to say on this subject...

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The important one, I caulked the gun safe shut before leaving..it was in 18 inches of water.. some did get in i cleaned all the guns and had to take apart a few but stocks that had metal or working parts.. about 3.5 feet in the garage i have not even gone through it yet..welder,compressor,toolbox and such..

 

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Thank,s maks.. cars ok had them out the day before.. we did put alot of stuff up, forgot some stuff because the tide was coming up quick we even had it for when we left, i knew it was going to be bad because the surge came early from high tide and i rushed my wife out 2.5 hours earlier than we were going to was not expecting that..nor did i expect the carnage that was about to unfold..

All i can say is, when the weather men finally get it right it really suck,s...

Glad to know you and your family are okay, Tony!

Glad to hear your OK Tony, thats what counts. Nice job doing that to the safe.

Wow!

 

What a mess.

 

Glad no one was hurt.

 

My father in law went over to Viking today. Apparently he'd taken the grady back a week or two ago. It floated around, attached to it's trailer and was easily retrieved. The House boat floated across route 9 over towards the pizza/ice cream place and bashed into a Cadillac Escalade that was also floating around. The house boat ended up settling down on some grass with a few bumps and scratches.

 

Other boats that hadn't been pulled out ended up floating over towards the construction they're doing on the GSP. One was apparently perched on a piling. Unfortunately my FIL doesn't have a camera. It would have been interesting to see.

Holy smokes that is unbelievable.

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