Magnolia has been hit pretty hard at high tide on Saturday. Please be careful out there, there is a lot of rocks shooting out of the ocean.
Magnolia during high tide
My View of Life on the Dock
My View of Life on the Dock
Magnolia has been hit pretty hard at high tide on Saturday. Please be careful out there, there is a lot of rocks shooting out of the ocean.
Good Morning Gloucester 
These are amazing pictures, Donna!
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Thank you Mother Nature
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Incredible photos! Thanks you for being brave and taking them!
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Thank you, it was beautiful and terrifying at the same time. Always stay safe
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Great photos Donna. People sometimes don’t realize how strong and far storm waves can come ashore. One photo posted showed someone sitting on a rock taking photos. Seemed foolish, knowing how people can get ‘washed off’ rocks. After the Perfect storm I remember seeng lobster traps and buoys in the trees on the path to Rafe’s Chasm.
I stayed in until finally venturing out to the MAC yesterday morning. People had even moved police barricades. With so many flooded streets, I still didn’t venture far from home. The photos of the flooding have been amazing, but keeping safe definitely a priority.
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Very true Karen, why would people move the barricades is so dumb on their part. More waves today. Safety first
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i grew up on Lexington Ave ..corner of Shore Rd andwatched many a storm. Beautiful, exciting and dangerous. the next day I’d go down on the rocks to see if i could find my favorite “table and chair”. Usually they’d been pushed around by Mother Nature. Thanks for the memories and Magnolia Beach..
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You are most welcome, it certainly is beautiful, exciting and dangerous all at the same time. Thank you for sharing your memories
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