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Hurricane Season Has Arrived (Arlene Info)

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Walkovers are in better shape than after Ivan. A few have sustained damage but not very many here in Seacrest Beach. Saw a lot of green painted wood from Rosemary Beach floating by. We have sustained about 7-8' of beach erosion. All sand fence and a large part of the pushed up sand is gone.
 
I just posted photos in my album taken between 10:00-11:00am this morning, before high tide, from Grayton, west, thru Dune Allen.
 
Smiling JOe said:
I just posted photos in my album taken between 10:00-11:00am this morning, before high tide, from Grayton, west, thru Dune Allen.

Great shots Joe! :clap_1:
 
seagrover said:
More pics - some taken at 10:30 this morning at Seaside and Seagrove at the Andalusia walkover - and others taken at 12:30 - beaches are pretty bad.

http://community.webshots.com/user/seagrover
That second photo with the Rentals sign is not a good one for tourism, eh? The photo itself is a great shot.

Kurt, while the subject in your latest post of photos is hard on the eyes, your photography remains some of the best I've seen.
 
Smiling JOe said:
That second photo with the Rentals sign is not a good one for tourism, eh? The photo itself is a great shot.

Kurt, while the subject in your latest post of photos is hard on the eyes, your photography remains some of the best I've seen.

:oops: Right!

Here's the link to the pics SJ is talking about:
http://www.sowal.com/photos-061105.html
 
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Should have mentioned that was Cabana Man's former house for beach rentals. I personally have not been in that direction - my daughter took that one this morning. It sure looks like rocks also on the beach in that pic.

I know that so much of the sand that had been brought in to our Seagrove area is now back in the gulf.
 
seagrover said:
Should have mentioned that was Cabana Man's former house for beach rentals. I personally have not been in that direction - my daughter took that one this morning. It sure looks like rocks also on the beach in that pic.

I know that so much of the sand that had been brought in to our Seagrove area is now back in the gulf.

That's sad to hear. Hopefully it won't be a total loss.
 
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