Great pics Sher! Nature at work!
Great pics Sher! Nature at work!
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Was that at high tide? It seemed wider when I was there two weeks ago.Originally Posted by Rob
I dont think that the tide would make much difference, might be more about the camera angle and wave action at that moment. From the JTB online site:
"The tides around the coast hardly vary. The difference between high and low tide is never more than 16 inches (41cm)."
The picture in the article seems to show that tree much farther from the waterline although it doesnt state when the pic was taken. I think the real point here is that the pictures from 2006 and 2015 give everyone an idea on how much beach has been gained and all the talk of beach "erosion" needs to be analyzed a bit more.
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Well I sure hope that is an old picture, hate having to put on the snorkel to get to the bar!
Rasthai...
Dixiedreg's pic looks to be around mid 2004/5 of the Treehouse property and the now burnt down restaurant of Country Country.
My mid January 2016 pics below is of the same area.
I've heard it's even larger now...but I haven't been up there yet.
That is definitely an old picture, the restaurant at Country Country has been moved from the beach. That is the first building in this picture. I think it moved over a year ago, maybe almost 2 now. Time flies!!!!
Oh yah, that's the old country country, should have picked up on that, either way will see it for myself in 3 weeks and any beach will be a great beach.
Country Country on the beach the restaurant burned down 2 years ago.
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