Cherry Grove Pier, in North Myrtle Beach, was split in half by storm surge caused by Hurricane Ian, and construction is still at least a couple months from being completed.
Washington, Oct 1 (Prensa Latina) Buildings turned into rubble, flooded areas, power outages and tragedy of the death of at least 45 people are presently shaking the United States as Hurricane Ian moves away across the country.
what is the biggest issue? yeah, alex, we see this all the time, go from absolute devastation, fear, and loathing, to this beautiful day on the south carolina coast that people are out and out and about but we planned it from charleston this morning where there was some damage yesterday and georgetown and we were certainly worried about this being in charleston and we can do this on any given stormed a. some flooding and wind damage but not anything that i had seen before in florida. here in pawleys island, right, now we re in the policies beer village, which is a community of about 500 people. they host about 300 guests per year, in behind me in the shot you can see the pawleys island pier. half of that pier alex was washed away yesterday when ian came through here. there was an american flag pole on the end of the pier flying out there. and it went away and that