(October 30, 2012)
Promenade at Hoboken’s South Waterfront after Hurricane Sandy and Pier A held up remarkably well during the storm that washed over the piers and promenade.
Maxwell Place Park at Hoboken’s waterfront, about 1/3 of the London Plane trees were uprooted during Hurricane Sandy.
Wicked Wolf Tavern at Sinatra Drive on Hoboken’s South Waterfront with Hudson River reflected in windows.
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One of just two downed trees at Pier A Park and the Promenade from Newark to Fourth Streets in Hoboken.
The damaged Pier C Park at Hoboken’s South Waterfront. Styrofoam blocks used to built the mounds were knocked loose by the storm & floated about.