Cliffs of sand are cut out of the beach in Avalon, after months of storms and rough surf.
Jersey shore towns work to replenish beaches after beach erosion
Avalon received a beach replenishment from the Army Corps of Engineers last year, and spent about a million dollars in municipal funds to help get it done."We know where the sand that used to be here goes. It goes to the middle of town," said Wahl. "So we will mechanically scrape the sand that went about two miles south of here and bring it back home."
"Plenty of beach," said Marc Derita. "We had like maybe 20 yards of beach last year so now it's going to be pack a lunch to get down to the water."
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