Lucy Vincent Beach After the Storm
Clay cliff and cave are vulnerable after Sandy.
Clay cliff and cave are vulnerable after Sandy.
Centuries of clay, stones and fossils are found in the cliff.
Centuries of clay, stones and fossils are found in the cliff.
Large clay boulders tumble to the sea.
Large clay boulders tumble to the sea.
Looking west toward Aquinnah.
Looking west toward Aquinnah.
Eroded beach makes it more difficult to walk around.
Eroded beach makes it more difficult to walk around.
The Vineyard's own Old Man of the Mountain.
The Vineyard's own Old Man of the Mountain.
Looking toward Tisbury Great Pond.
Looking toward Tisbury Great Pond.
Bob Lane from Oak Bluffs visits with his dog, Wainwright.
Bob Lane from Oak Bluffs visits with his dog, Wainwright.
Overwash from the storm pulled away dunes.
Overwash from the storm pulled away dunes.
Path from parking lot.
Path from parking lot.
Vegatation on top of cliffs slumping and falling off.
Vegatation on top of cliffs slumping and falling off.
Appearance of more stones lends likeness to Stonewall Beach.
Appearance of more stones lends likeness to Stonewall Beach.
Still large waves rolling in days later.
Still large waves rolling in days later.
Days after Hurricane Sandy, Islanders headed to Lucy Vincent Beach to check out the changes after the storm.