Avalon- 24th Street looking south toward the fishing pier (hard to see with the fog).
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19th Street looking south.
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Back to work-  the construction crews were on site at 18th Street and the beach! Picture taken from the 19th Street beach path.
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12th Street looking south. The rock wall is fully exposed, but the dune system behind it is intact.
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12th Street looking north toward the inlet and jetty.
Minimal wind damage on the island-  amazing considering we experienced 3 straight days of high winds.
 I was anxious to see the condition of the beach this morning. The beach path at 120th Street in Stone Harbor is completely filled in with sand.
Major damage to the dunes at 111th Street (looking north from “Nun’s Beach”). The walkway used to be on top of a large dune. Now the ocean is running underneath. Sad…
 Past high tide, but it will take some time for the water to recede in the low lying areas of the island. Borough workers in both towns are busy cleaning up the debris left behind.
The walkway to the beach from the 101st Street pavilion was damaged. 
Low tide at 111th Street- a mean looking ocean! 
 What? No delivery tonight? The guys at Nemo’s answered the phone and took our order. That was the easy part.
What’s a few feet of cold, salt water when you need dinner!
 Good for a few laughs…and great pizza!
 No, it’s not Monster Truck week in Stone Harbor.
 I didn’t feel well this morning. With the media coverage of the flu, we are all conscious of staying home if we are sick.
 Frost on the cars and grass this morning. But typical of this time of year, it was much warmer on the beach.
 The warm sun reflecting off of the ocean is the reward for bundling up for a walk on the beach. A beautiful November weekend at the shore!
 The mayors of Avalon and Sea Isle City are working together on a beach fill project. 
Floods To Snow
Even with the snow, the lack of humidity is such a contrast to our area.
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