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The Rockland Breakwater was a big draw at noon Monday, Oct. 29, 2012 at high tide as people came to watch waves crash over the nearly mile-long granite structure that protects part of Rockland Harbor. The high seas were the result of Hurricane Sandy. Buy Photo
Stephen Betts | BDN
The Rockland Breakwater was a big draw at noon Monday, Oct. 29, 2012 at high tide as people came to watch waves crash over the nearly mile-long granite structure that protects part of Rockland Harbor. The high seas were the result of Hurricane Sandy. Buy Photo
ROCKLAND, Maine — The Rockland Breakwater was a big draw at noon Monday during high tide as people came to watch waves crash over the nearly mile-long granite structure that protects part of Rockland Harbor.
The high seas were the result of Hurricane Sandy.
The spectators came despite a city order to close off the path to the breakwater to foot traffic because of the danger from the storm.
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