All photographs were taken the morning of September 29th, 2003. Hurricane Juan came ashore around Sambro, Nova Scotia, about midnight September 28th.
Hurricane "Juan" Hits Halifax Nova Scotia
	Ron & Lynn Gray's home Sambro. It is a mystery that their little shed did not disappear. Ron lost his little punt but managed to gain a stange canoe on his front lawn. Sherman Hart's Fish Shed used to sit on the little island behind Ron and Lynn's little shed.		Dale Garrison's Fish Shed or what is left of it. The wharf behind it disappeared.
	Ron & Lynn's front lawn in the opposite direction.		All that is left of Bobby Findlay's stag and wharf at the end of the cove in Sambro Harbour.
	Sambro Harbour and the government wharf on the left.		This is another view of where Sherman Hart's Shed landed.
	Sherman Hart's Shed.		This is where the storm left Stevie Gray's Shed.
	The government wharf Sambro in the background.		Edwin Kirk and Stevie Gray's wrecked wharves. The Canadian Coast Guard Cutter SAMBRO, the red hull can be seen in the background at her berth at the Government Wharf.
	This is where Sherman Hart's Fish Shed landed. Gus Reyno watched this shed blow right across Sambro Harbour. It skimmed along and looked like a houseboat sailing across.		Ricky Gray's sunken boat.
	Owen Garrison's fishing vessel D'ARCY AND TRACY high and dry.		The Dock and Dory Tour Boat washed ashore.
	The house on the left belongs to John Rae VE1AGN and the back of the roof flew off and landed across the road. John feels it was a mini tornando within the hurricane that lifted it up and over because it did not touch the electric power lines on either side of the street, Atlantic View Drive, Sambro Head, N.S. The wall of his neighbours boat house went up and over with his roof.		The back roof of John's house lying in the ditch across Atlantic View Drive, Sambro Head.
	John Rae VE1AGN on the roof of his home inspecting the damage from the missing back roof.		The West Ketch Harbour Road, Ketch Harbour, N.S
	The government wharf Ketch Harbour.		The Dock and Dory Restaurant and Marine wharf with tour boat on the left.
	These five photographs are of some of the houses located in the south end of the city of Halifax, Nova Scotia.		The Dock and Dory Restaurant and Marine wharf with tour boat on the left.
			The end of the Dock and Dory wharf.
			Owen Garrison's fishing vessel D'ARCY AND TRACY high and dry.
			Owen Garrison's fishing vessel D'ARCY AND TRACY high and dry.
			This is the original location of Sherman Hart's Fish Shed. These boats were tied up at his wharf and neighbours brought them back. He did not loose any.
	This is where Sherman Hart's Fish Shed landed. Gus Reyno watched this shed blow right across Sambro Harbour. It skimmed along and looked like a houseboat sailing across.		Jimmy Gray's Wharf Sambro taken from the old fish plant.
	The Ketch Harbour Government Wharf.		The home of David Oldridge VE1EI. Ten years ago Dave handled more message traffic from this home than Halifax Coast Guard Radio VCS. He was the first to use computers in this area.
	These Fish Sheds were blown around at Long Cove.		The old fish plant at Sambro.
	Sherman and Donna Maryatt's house Williamswood, N.S.		The Fish Sheds at Long Cove were moved around and ended up in the road.
	St. James United Church Sambro		Another view of Sherman Hart's Fish Shed. Everyone was completely fascinated with this. Unbelievable!
	The front lawn of Sherman and Donna Maryatt's house Williamswood, N.S.
Pictures are (c) Lynn Gray Natasha Roscoe Mitchell Roscoe Donna Marryatt Sherman Marryatt

The following are from Norman E. Brooks VE1NEB
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