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Boat owners, marinas scramble as storm approaches
Michael Ein
Sandy boats
Bryant 'Beetle' Campbell, of Northfield, right, and Sal Gonzales, of Somers Point, block a boat Friday at Campbell's Next Generation Marine in Somers Point ahead of Hurricane Sandy.
Michael Ein
Sandy boats
Steve Johnson, of Egg Harbor Township, pressure washes a customer's sailboat, Friday Oct. 26, 2012, before dry docking it at Harbor Cove Marine Services in Somers Point ahead of Hurricane Sandy. (The Press of Atlantic City/Staff Photo by Michael Ein)
Michael Ein
Sandy boats
Steve Johnson, of Egg Harbor Township, prepares to pressure wash a customer's sailboat, Friday Oct. 26, 2012, before dry docking it at Harbor Cove Marine Services in Somers Point ahead of Hurricane Sandy. (The Press of Atlantic City/Staff Photo by Michael Ein)
Michael Ein
Sandy boats
Steve Johnson, of Egg Harbor Township, pressure washes a customer's sailboat, Friday Oct. 26, 2012, before dry docking it at Harbor Cove Marine Services in Somers Point ahead of Hurricane Sandy. (The Press of Atlantic City/Staff Photo by Michael Ein)
Michael Ein
Sandy boats
Dan Warburton, of Absecon, finishes closing up his new sailboat, Friday Oct. 26, 2012, in dry dock at Harbor Cove Marine Services in Somers Point ahead of Hurricane Sandy. Dan and wife Kathy, were planning on taking it out for a sail, but instead, decided to leave it in dry dock. (The Press of Atlantic City/Staff Photo by Michael Ein)
Michael Ein
Sandy boats
Steve Johnson, of Egg Harbor Township, pressure washes a customer's sailboat, Friday Oct. 26, 2012, before dry docking it at Harbor Cove Marine Services in Somers Point ahead of Hurricane Sandy. (The Press of Atlantic City/Staff Photo by Michael Ein)
Michael Ein
Sandy boats
Steve Johnson, of Egg Harbor Township, pressure washes a customer's sailboat, Friday Oct. 26, 2012, before dry docking it at Harbor Cove Marine Services in Somers Point ahead of Hurricane Sandy. (The Press of Atlantic City/Staff Photo by Michael Ein)
Michael Ein
Sandy boats
Kathy Warburton, of Absecon, closes up her new sailboat, Friday Oct. 26, 2012, at Harbor Cove Marine Services in Somers Point ahead of Hurricane Sandy. Kathy and husband Dan were planning on taking it out for a sail, but instead, decided to leave it in dry dock. (The Press of Atlantic City/Staff Photo by Michael Ein)
Michael Ein
Sandy boats
Steve Johnson, of Egg Harbor Township, pressure washes a customer's sailboat, Friday Oct. 26, 2012, before dry docking it at Harbor Cove Marine Services in Somers Point ahead of Hurricane Sandy. (The Press of Atlantic City/Staff Photo by Michael Ein)
Michael Ein
Sandy boats
Steve Johnson, of Egg Harbor Township, pressure washes a customer's sailboat, Friday Oct. 26, 2012, before dry docking it at Harbor Cove Marine Services in Somers Point ahead of Hurricane Sandy. (The Press of Atlantic City/Staff Photo by Michael Ein)
Michael Ein
Sandy boats
Doug Scarborough, of Ocean City, in boat, and Steve Johnson, of Egg Harbor Township, guides a customer's boat onto a lift, Friday Oct. 26, 2012, at Harbor Cove Marine Services in Somers Point ahead of Hurricane Sandy. (The Press of Atlantic City/Staff Photo by Michael Ein)
Michael Ein
Sandy boats
Steve Johnson, of Egg Harbor Township, pressure washes a customer's sailboat, Friday Oct. 26, 2012, before dry docking it at Harbor Cove Marine Services in Somers Point ahead of Hurricane Sandy. (The Press of Atlantic City/Staff Photo by Michael Ein)
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