As I posted originally back about 2 years ago, as an interesting side note, a global map showing the actual world sea level from 1993 to 2010 taken from satellite data was released earlier in 2012. This study is the first of its kind and shows that Jamaica has actually seen a sea level decrease for that 17 year time period. (Please note the light and darker blue colors surrounding the Negril - this denotes about a 1-3 mm decrease in the sea level)
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-19702450
I am sure all those numerous storms we had in mid 2000's (that one year they ran out of names!??!) led to more than its share of the "erosion" stories did that occurred back then at the Treehouse and any other properties being talked about. The whole beach was different at that time and has taken time to return.
But out of curiosity, should something really be called "erosion" if it can come back?
Can things "un-erode"? Or would that be like something "un-rusting" once that something has become rusted and ruined? (grin)
If it can "un-erode", did it actually "erode" in the first place? Or just get misplaced and put back?
More food for thought...
