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Storm Uncovers Sandbags On Montauk's Beach Project

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People survey the damage along Montauk’s shoreline this week following the remnants of Hurricane Hermine. KYRIL BROMLEY
Some of the sandbags of the 3
100-foot revetment constructed in Montauk last winter were exposed by erosion in front of the Royal Atlantic Hotel this week. Michael Wright
Some of the sandbags of the 3
100-foot revetment constructed in Montauk last winter were exposed by erosion in front of the Royal Atlantic Hotel this week. Michael Wright
Some of the sandbags of the 3
100-foot revetment constructed in Montauk last winter were exposed by erosion in front of the Royal Atlantic Hotel this week. Michael Wright
Some of the sandbags of the 3
100-foot revetment constructed in Montauk last winter were exposed by erosion in front of the Royal Atlantic Hotel this week. Michael Wright
Some of the sandbags of the 3
100-foot revetment constructed in Montauk last winter were exposed by erosion in front of the Royal Atlantic Hotel this week. Michael Wright
Some of the sandbags of the 3
100-foot revetmen

People survey the damage along Montauk’s shoreline this week following the remnants of Hurricane Hermine. KYRIL BROMLEY

People survey the damage along Montauk’s shoreline this week following the remnants of Hurricane Hermine. KYRIL BROMLEY

Some of the sandbags of the 3

Some of the sandbags of the 3

100-foot revetment constructed in Montauk last winter were exposed by erosion in front of the Royal Atlantic Hotel this week. Michael Wright

100-foot revetment constructed in Montauk last winter were exposed by erosion in front of the Royal Atlantic Hotel this week. Michael Wright

Some of the sandbags of the 3

Some of the sandbags of the 3

100-foot revetment constructed in Montauk last winter were exposed by erosion in front of the Royal Atlantic Hotel this week. Michael Wright

100-foot revetment constructed in Montauk last winter were exposed by erosion in front of the Royal Atlantic Hotel this week. Michael Wright

Some of the sandbags of the 3

Some of the sandbags of the 3

100-foot revetment constructed in Montauk last winter were exposed by erosion in front of the Royal Atlantic Hotel this week. Michael Wright

100-foot revetment constructed in Montauk last winter were exposed by erosion in front of the Royal Atlantic Hotel this week. Michael Wright

Some of the sandbags of the 3

Some of the sandbags of the 3

100-foot revetment constructed in Montauk last winter were exposed by erosion in front of the Royal Atlantic Hotel this week. Michael Wright

100-foot revetment constructed in Montauk last winter were exposed by erosion in front of the Royal Atlantic Hotel this week. Michael Wright

Some of the sandbags of the 3

Some of the sandbags of the 3

100-foot revetment constructed in Montauk last winter were exposed by erosion in front of the Royal Atlantic Hotel this week. Michael Wright

100-foot revetment constructed in Montauk last winter were exposed by erosion in front of the Royal Atlantic Hotel this week. Michael Wright

Some of the sandbags of the 3

Some of the sandbags of the 3

100-foot revetmen

100-foot revetmen

Storm waves from the remnants of Hurricane Hermine scoured away thousands of tons of sand from atop a sandbag revetment constructed by the Army Corps of Engineers in Montauk last... more

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