Vernon Ogrodnek
The remains of the New Jersey Avenue fishing pier, in Somers Point, that was damaged during Hurricane Sandy.
Vernon Ogrodnek
Erick Molena, of Egg Harbor Township,cleans up debris left after Hurricane Sandy at the parking lot at Higbee and Bay Avenues, in Somers Point, Thursday, Nov. 15, 2012,. Remains of the New Jersey Avenue fishing pier that was damaged during the storm can be seen in rear.
Vernon Ogrodnek
Erick Molena, of Egg Harbor Township,cleans up debris left after Hurricane Sandy at the parking lot at Higbee and Bay Avenues, in Somers Point, Thursday, Nov. 15, 2012,. Remains of the New Jersey Avenue fishing pier that was damaged during the storm can be seen in rear.
Vernon Ogrodnek
Erick Molena, of Egg Harbor Township, left, and Gene Green, of Cape may Court House, clean up debris left after Hurricane Sandy at the parking lot at Higbee and Bay Avenues, in Somers Point, Thursday, Nov. 15, 2012,. Remains of the New Jersey Avenue fishing pier, in Somers Point, that was damaged during the storm can be seen in rear.
Vernon Ogrodnek
Gene Green, of Cape may Court House, operates machinery to clean up debris left after Hurricane Sandy at the municipal beach at New Jersey and Bay Avenues, in Somers Point, Thursday, Nov. 15, 2012,.
Vernon Ogrodnek
Remains of the New Jersey Avenue fishing pier, in Somers Point, that was damaged during Hurricane Sandy, Thursday, Nov. 15, 2012,
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