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Title Fight- January 26 2018 Amityville

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Title Fight- January 26 2018 Amityville

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Title Fight- January 26 2018 Amityville

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Turnstile- January 26 2018 Amityville

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Turnstile - January 26 2018

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Last few, promise.

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Strolling the beaches near Vilano Beach and Ponte Vedra as Irma leaves Florida

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Welcome to downtown Jacksonville

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Business owners and employees tear down boards covering up the storefront after Irma. Fuck Hurricane Maria.

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Boats washed up in #Florida from #hurricane #Irma for #nyt

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Alora Barnes and Andrew Womer come off their boat the SV Hey You at a Jacksonville marina. Alora and Andrew are among 8 residents that live permanently on their boat at the marina, which will now be permanently be closed due to damage.

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Commandant Paul Zukunft, who overseas all operational command over the US Coast Guard speaks with members of the USCG team that assisted with operations in both Hurricane Harvey and Irma

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Lights out at the Quality Inn as Irma bares down on Florida

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A deckhand checks the ropes of the boat where he and his crew will be spending the night as #Hurricane #Irma rolls through #Jacksonville

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Anything for the picture.

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#Repost @nytimes (@get_repost) ・・・ Ready or not, Florida found itself face to face with Hurricane Irma’s galloping winds and rains today, as evacuees and holdouts alike marked uneasy time in homes and shelters. After tearing through the Florida Keys and making landfall along the state’s southwest coast, #HurricaneIrma crawled up the middle of Florida tonight, slowly spinning toward the Tampa region. The storm, which was downgraded to a Category 2 #hurricane, continued to lose strength as it pushed inland, but its reach extended from South Florida to Jacksonville. Across the state, power failures sprawled by the hour. There was no TV to keep many residents updated, with only the remaining battery on their cellphones keeping them in touch with the world. The photographer Johnny Milano (@grief) took this photo earlier today in Jacksonville Beach before Irma was set to arrive. Visit the link in our profile to get the latest updates on the storm.

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LIMIT- Amityville Music Hall March 29 2017