Broken trees line the path. The sheer force of Hurricane Juan is apparent from the aftermath; trees that weren't snapped off were ripped from the ground.	Looking up the hill from the shore road the trees look as if they were flattened by a giant's footprints. Photographs don't really convey the damage - few trees are left intact, the rest form a blanket covering everything.
McNabs Island, in the distance, was damaged by the hurricane as badly as Point Pleasant Park was.	A crow perches on a downed tree. All along the shore road, crows, blue jays and squirrels watched the crowds walking past.
These stones were washed up on the lawn from the beach several metres away.	This used to be a lawn with some trees there to provide shade.
The high waves that washed up all these rocks on the once pristine lawn must have been been very powerful.	Another giant's footprint flattened a swath of trees at the southern tip of Point Pleasant Park.

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