Anybody been out around HHI or Bluffton to survey the damage? I saw one clip in the on-line version of the Packet, but that’s it.
Kind of wondering how the public landings fared.
Don’t know about HHI or Bluffton but I do know that there are not many docks left around Coosaw 
Lawson’s dockhouse across from Sam’s Point will be a total loss as it is now partially in the water at about a 30 degree angle and most of his dock area is in shambles.
No confirmed report yet but rumor has it that the docks on at CC Haigh are gone.
There are lots of photos on islandpacket.com, but I haven’t seen any photos of the public landings. (If anyone can get into Palmetto Dunes, I am curious how the Fazio Villas fared.)
Just saw some footage of Dataw Marina…looks like a lot of the docks are gone, masts sticking out of the water and many boats up on shore
lots of pix on Facebook. Palmetto Bay marina and Skull Creek marina are basically destroyed Many docks on the May River as well. My dock was spared, God only knows why. My house was also undamaged except for some blown out screens. Next door my sister took a water oak on top of her house. I do believe!
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Anybody know if the Cross Island Boat Ramp off Helmsman Way is operable?
Live right at Palmetto Bay, Cross Island Ramp looks fine. The one crossing the bridge took a nice slap. I have boats piled up in my backyard marsh and dock boxes and ridiculous amounts of Palmetto Bay Marina in our backyard.
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Originally posted by DadfsrDon’t know about HHI or Bluffton but I do know that there are not many docks left around Coosaw
Doug, these are the pics you text me. This is across from Sams Point Boat Ramp at north end of Ladys Island.
Update on CC Haigh, two reports from friends say the floating docks on the pier are damaged but the dock next to the ramp is ok. The landing is open.
Thanks Coach. I may try to get out next weekend. See if I can’t catch a few Bulls and spend a little money with local merchants.
All things being equal, I would rather be on the water.