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Wasted equipment from the "Storm".
There's the job box!
Four inch angle iron bent by the force of water.
Waterlines on a hotel outside bar.
A cluster of cranes.
Posted : December 11, 2012 7:39 pm
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I think that Lower Manhattan is very vulnerable to storm surge from waht I have seen on visits.
I would tend to think that the 4" angle iron was a result of the surge lifting and pushing/ramming something against it. The other day, I had a talk with a structural engineer about strange things tha they found inside of buildings and houses after katrina. Some of which were found on second floor rooms.
Here is a place that I found to park int the shade one day. This floodwall at Bayou Bienvenuel was well built or just got lucky. There was a 18-22' surge in this area
Posted : December 12, 2012 12:11 am