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Incredible. Will pray that it holds fast, as I'm sure it would be a nightmare for all you folks if it doesn't.
ReplyDeleteScary picture, Philip. The power of the ocean....sobering.
ReplyDeleteNC Mainlander saw on WRAL-TV in Raleigh footage taken by their news helicopter. There have been at least what appears to be an apparent breach on highway #12 on Hatteras Island. You may have heard more info about it by now. Don't know how large, but it seems to be something which won't be a quick fix. I hope I'm wrong, though. DOT had not been able to evaluate the extent of the breach at the time of the 6 p.m. report on WRAL.