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  1. The parking lot of Jacob Riis Park, a popular beach for New Yorkers in Queens, NY, was turned into a temporary dump site to store and recycle the garbage and debris which resulted from Hurricane Sandy. I visited the site on Nov. 10, 2012 and created this panorama. (Canon 7D, 85mm Lens, 28 hand-held shots). For ...

  2. A nearly empty beach in November, two weeks after Hurricane Sandy. Compare with my "Ocean City Beach" gigapan from July 27, 2012. The dunes between 6th and 11th were completely washed away. Much of the sand was in the streets of Ocean City, two to four feet thick.

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  3. Two weeks after Hurricane Sandy, some shops are still open. This is after a massive cleanup operation to remove 2-4 feet of sand from the streets inland from the boardwalk.

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  4. The Inlet Cafe and WindanSea, Highlands, New Jersey - After SuperStorm Sandy. For a 360 Spherical Panoramic view see www.3dpan.org/118336 Will open in a new tab or window

  5. The Henry Hudson Trail, Monmouth County, New Jersey - Atlantic Highlands to Popamora Point section - remains of the boardwalk along Sandy Hook Bay, four days after Hurricane Sandy. For a 360 Spherical Panoramic view see www.3dpan.org/118239 Will open in a new tab or window

  6. This is my first gigapan. It is taken looking at the trees surrounding the parking lot.

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        0.45 Gigapixels
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        October 20, 2012
        Date Taken
        October 20, 2012
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  7. The Hurricane destroyed this beach, I have never seen it without sand like this before in a lifetime of coming to the island.

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  8. View from the beach looking south into the ocean at Squibnocket beach, the day before hurricane Irene, Chilmark, MA

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  9. View from the beach looking south into the ocean at high tide

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  10. 2011-08-28 During hurricane Irene; View from Gay Head looking West towards New Bedford and the Lighthouse, Aquinnah, MA, Martha's Vineyard

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