 A record high tide in Maine washed away three historic fishing shacks that had stood since the 1800s and formed a backdrop of countless photographs. The shacks, owned by the city of South Portland, had just undergone a facelift in October when they were repainted and reshingled. They were the last in a series of fishing shacks that predate the city's incorporation after they were first built along the shore and then moved to their current location in the 1880s. A record 4.4-meter high tide was measured in Portland, Maine, just after noon on Saturday. After a storm surge amplified what was already the mince highest tide, National Weather Service meteorologist Michael Sympas said