Hurricane Sandy - which advance reports were touting as a "Frankenstorm," due to an unusual confluence of weather systems - arrived in the wee hours on Monday. So far, Edgartown has not been hit as hard even as near-by Oak Bluffs (I may have been the last car passing into that town via Beach Road this morning before it was closed for the day; I have since heard that the road near the sea wall has completely washed out), and certainly the Vineyard is not being hit as hard as New Jersey is currently being slammed (as I write on Monday evening); these photos being a somewhat relaxed photo journalistic report of a meteorological event that is, farther down the US Atlantic coast, in the process of creating a disaster zone.
High tide Monday morning, Anthier's.
State Beach looked more like South Beach this morning.
My sweet little Bend in the Road, now churning, frothing, and foreboding.
Fishermen's Pier.
High tide, minus three hours.
The bottom of Main Street.
Derby HQ
The Reading Room
Collins' Beach
"No Parking Between Signs," right fork parking lot, South Beach.
South Beach
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