| The skeleton of the
pier from a side view, all that is left is a few pylons and part of the
handrail, the floorboards are gone completely. |
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| This view includes the Fisherman's
Pier and the Town pier. The Fisherman's pier stretched past where
the first pylons are when it was in one piece. It also sported a
large sign and a roofed area with benches. |
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| The entrance way to the pier.
The brick pillars on either side were attached to two outer and two inner
brick wall which contained memorial and honoriam bricks purchased during
a fundraiser quite a few years ago. Where the man is standing is
the only part of the wall left. |
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| Standing at the edge of the concrete
by the bricks, you used to just step directly onto the pier, now it's just
sand. |
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| A view giving a better idea of where
the pier met the sidewalk. |
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| Bricks and wires scattered on the
beach. |
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| This sidewalk is to the right of
the pier, the sand below it was washed away by the hurricane. |
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| A better view showing the bottom
of the above sidewalk. |
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| The playground next to the boardwalk.
You now know what kind of playground equipment to buy, as this wasn't damaged
at all. |
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| A long view of the playground, boardwalk
and the pier skeletons in the background. |
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