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Huricane Leaves Dock Street Under Water

Main Street is made inaccessible by flood waters. Alison Mead

Entry to the Chappy ferry is overtaken by the rising tide. Alison Mead

Ferry is required to access the Chappaquiddick On Time ferry terminal. Peter Wells

A wall of water surrounds Edgartown Yacht Club. Mark Lovewell

Waters rise on South Summer stret. Mark Lovewell

Edgartown harbor overtakes dock. Alison Mead

Flood waters rise in front of the Atlantic restaurant. Jeff Bartkowski

Water rises at Dock street. Jeff Bartkowski

Bike stands abandoned, of little use during Huricane Sandy. Mark Lovewell

Chappy ferry terminal is a long way out to sea. Peter Wells

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Dock Street was just one of many streets flooded by the high wind and water caused by Hurricane Sandy.

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