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| Hurricane Dorian was south of Nantucket, but close enough for fringe effects like rain, wind and rough surf. |
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| We got out early (6:47 AM high tide) to see what was what. |
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| We started off in Duxbury, because things tend to get wrecked there. I don't know who planned their wedding for today (see video below), but I wish them all the best. |
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| Duxbury was saved some damage by A) an astronomically low tide, and B) the timing/placement of the storm and high tide. |
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| If you leave your stairs up for even the fringes of a hurricane, you sort of deserve this... |
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| I tore down this backboard with a 360 tomahawk, then we were off to Marsh Vegas. |
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| Sorry about the blurry tower, but the wind was gusting with some tropical storm force. |
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| No surfers were out, and we went to ten beaches between this article and the Cape Cod one, so we would know. This was rough, choppy surf, the slow rollers will arrive later. |
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| Rexhame is where the North River used to empty before her course was altered during the Portland Gale. |
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| Off to Plymouth we go, a bit past high tide... |
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| Off to Cape Cod... |
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