We live along the southern coast of Rhode Island and our town beach and Misquamicut State Beach areas are devastated. Being without internet and television, you seem out of touch. Although we did have cell phone and radios. I am just now realizing the destruction in New Jersey and New York.
Here are a few photos from our beach area...
The ocean on the right and the salt pond on the left breached. Sand and water through the entire area.
Clean up begins to find the roads under all the sand.
The power of mother nature...scary
With the need to get things back to normal, I'll be right back with another post for Find a Friend Friday.
~Karen~
So happy to hear you are okay and back on-line. So much devastation, and so much work to be done. You are so right that Mother Nature is scary. You just can't stop water and wind. Blessings!!
ReplyDeleteMother Nature had taken over for a few days. Glad you are okay, but we see images and footing from NYC and Staten Island, New Yersey. Scary!!
ReplyDeleteDelighted to hear that you're ok. The devastation is almost unbelievable - Mom Nature was some angry.
ReplyDeleteSo glad to hear you are safe and well. I've been watching updates on the news and am shocked at the devastation.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad to hear you're OK. The power of mother nature is truly amazing.
ReplyDeleteI am glad to hear everyone is safe! We were fortunate to have only a very mild storm up here in Maine.
ReplyDeleteKaren, Welcome home. I'm so glad to see you're safe.
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear you are okay! We lost cable, phone and internet too - was just restored yesterday afternoon. For a news junkie like me, it was tough not to watch the last few days. I really felt cut off too. Our cells phones didn't work either. Glad we're getting pretty much back to normal!
ReplyDeleteI am so happy that you are safe. Your pictures tell quite a story. While many are still suffering, each and every one of our fellow countrymen are important. Blogging puts a face to the families we read about and your family and friends are people I care about through this connection. I pray that the clean-up will unite folks in this particularly difficult time in our country. Blessing Karen, I am relieved for the update.
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear that you are safe and sound. Amazing how dependent we are on the electronics in our lives. So much devastation in the N.E., but as a nation we come together to help and even though I know recovery will take some time, I also know it will happen.
ReplyDeleteglad you are ok. our hearts and prayers are with those in areas affected by Sandy
ReplyDeleteSo glad to hear that you are okay, but what a dreadful disaster that all is.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it amazing how out of touch we are without internet and televisions?
I'm glad to hear that you're safe and well.
ReplyDeleteGlad you are okay and safe!
ReplyDeleteSo glad to hear you are safe. Prayers to all those on the east coast!
ReplyDeleteVery very glad to hear you are all safe and well. Thanks for sharing the pictures. I had not seen any coverage of Rhode Island to date.
ReplyDeletehappy to know that you're safe. prayers to all you.
ReplyDeleteSo nice to hear good news from all of you!!!! Courage!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs..xxx
Oh my! That is quite the mess! SO happy to hear that power has been restored and that everyone can now begin to dig out from under the sand. I can not imagine. Very thankful that everyone is safe.
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear you've weathered the storm. The photos you posted, as well as others I've seen, are overwhelming.
ReplyDeleteI'm sew glad you are okay and now it's clean up time! I have been wanting to do something besides donate $$ to Salvation Army & Red Cross, so found a nice blogger who is coordnating making quilt blocks into quilts for the victims who have lost their homes.
ReplyDeleteHere's my blog post about making blocks if you don't mind that I share it here.
http://sewfunquilts-sewmeow.blogspot.com/2012/11/quilt-blocks-for-sandy-victims.html
thanks.
Glad to hear you are fine. Some of the stories popping up about the storm are so devastating. Recovery will be slow.
ReplyDeleteGlad you are okay! Mother Nature is scary, I agree.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you're okay.
ReplyDeleteSo pleased that you are all ok. I did think about you as I watched events unfold on the tv. Some very frightening scenes emerging and I feel for everyone affected by hurricane Sandy.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness!! That was a bit close to home.
ReplyDeleteGlad you are ok
Linda
So relieved that you are safe and hope that your home town will recover soon. So sorry for everyone who is suffering.
ReplyDeleteGlad you are safe and well, but I am so sorry to see the damage caused by the storm. I hope the recovery efforts happen quickly. Stay safe x
ReplyDeleteSo glad you and yours are safe Karen... thanks for posting the pics to see how much devestation this storm brought with it... goodbye Sandy! Kathi
ReplyDeleteIts nice to hear that you are ok.
ReplyDeleteWater is so essential in our lives, yet can be so destructive and powerful during a storm. Happy to hear you are safe. Hope your life gets back to normal soon. Take care, Vickie
ReplyDeleteI was so glad to read that you and your family are okay. The power of mother nature truly is amazing. Both her creative power and her destructive power.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see that you and your family are safe.
ReplyDeleteSo many people haven't been as lucky and it's just so sad.
Glad to hear you are alright. Times like these is when we all come together to help each other.....I live in MT, and have been writing to my customers on the east coast asking if there is anything I can send to them!! Anyway to help.....
ReplyDeleteI´m glad that you are OK.
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear you're allright! Hope people out there will continue to get help and not be forgotten.
ReplyDeleteSo grateful to know you and your family are ok. Best wishes as recovery continues.
ReplyDeleteGlad you are ok.
ReplyDeleteI feel very fortunate when I see all the distruction "Sandy" caused. Never heard wind like that before. I'm in NJ and alot of my friends are dealing with beach houses that have water damage, but at least they are still there! so many homes were lost. The beaches all along the coast have alot of clean up to do - so sad.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you are safe. I fear it will be a long time before things seem back to normal and pray that all will be well sooner than expected.
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