[momentum]

I made it through without damage , I was already on land . Canvass on boat did fine . Hope I was not the only lucky one ?

[tommygee]

I live in Peekskill NY and did fine also. but my sister didn't do so good she was in Tarrytown NY. Her boat along with 20 others had been damaged real bad.

[surfveyor]

Down at the Anchorage Yacht Club in Lindenhurst Long Island most boats (hundreds) damaged or sank. My 33' that was in the water, with her stern facing Great South Bay, would have been fine. Had a 38 foot formula that had been hauled ram our boat on the starboard side snapping two spring lines and damaged our rail, bend our mid cleat and caused some fiberglass damage above the rub rail. If anyone can suggest a good fiberglass man and rail man to bring our 1988 back to Tiara's standards it would be appreciated.

[ReelNauti]

My boat made it fine in Foked River NJ.

I got some water in the aft bilge when the tide came up. It only looked like a few inches. I could see the mud.

My tarp tore, but that was my fault when I rushed to winterize and didn't protect a few sharp points as I normally would.
That allowed rain water in which collected in the engine room and forward bildge. I never had that much water in the forward bilge.

Overall it came out in good shape. Many others are not as fortunate. Now if I could only get power back on before this next blow.