ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 6月2日 07時07分

A battle over beach access has raged for generations along the #JerseyShore, where wealthy enclaves have fought to keep their beaches uncrowded and free of day trippers. Among the restrictive tactics: imposing parking permits, adding parking meters, creating private beach clubs, limiting facilities for bathers and raising fees for badges that allow access to the beach. But the destruction #HurricaneSandy caused nearly 5 years ago has produced a bit of a silver lining: The sand and construction provided by the Army Corps of Engineers will only be made available to public beaches, and parking and pathways to the beach must be accessible. So up and down the 127-mile coastline, in areas hit the hardest by the storm, beach access is becoming easier for the first time in years. @markmakela photographed these #beachgoers riding above a roof of a boardwalk restaurant in Seaside Heights, New Jersey. Visit the link in our profile to read more. #?

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