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Watching an aerial shot, it was easy to recognize this seafood location in flames by it's top red/white banner cladding. The entire building appeared to be a total loss.
Thank you for posting those. I was down in Seaside Park in a rental for 2 weeks in mid to late August just last month and I neglected to take any pictures of the old boardwalk. I was so focused on what was new, because I obviously did not think this would happen. Now I wish I had. Nice pictures, thanks for sharing!
Watching an aerial shot, it was easy to recognize this seafood location in flames by it's top red/white banner cladding. The entire building appeared to be a total loss.
The above panorama was taken in mid-July. The building on the right with the triangle roof is the one seen burning in what may become (like the rollercoaster in the ocean after Sandy) the most remembered image of the catastrophic fire. That photo was taken from it's front....
The above panorama was taken in mid-July. The building on the right with the triangle roof is the one seen burning in what may become (like the rollercoaster in the ocean after Sandy) the most remembered image of the catastrophic fire. That photo was taken from it's front....
I have so many pictures of Funtown I took in the summer. I was sad when I saw it looking like your first picture there but now I'd actually prefer it looking like that than seeing it burned down. At least after Sandy it was salvageable. Now it's not.
Some pictures I took during my time spent in Seaside Park this August. Featured are Seaside Heights and Seaside Park. Such a beautiful area, sad to see more devastation with this fire.
One branch of their post office bears witness to this fact. I took this photo on Tuesday, November 5, 2013:
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