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| John Brooks Beach Saturday Morning. |
I went out to check some beaches this morning. I stopped at John Brooks and found the one to two foot cut shown above.
There were not detectorists out at the time. It was a bit windy and rainy, but I like it like that.
I didn't detect long, but did for a few minutes. There weren't a lot of targets, but there were a few modern items below the cuts.
Here is the view to the south. It was about the same.
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| John Brooks Beach Saturday Morning. |
You can see a few layers of alternating sand and shells in the side of the but.
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| Layers of Sand And Shell Shown in Cut. |
I also stopped at Frederick Douglass, which was similar. There was a one to two foot cut running for a good stretch.
No all the beaches on South Hutchinson Island were cut though. Below is Walton Rocks. As you can see, there was a lot of seaweed on that beach.
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| South Hutchinson Island Beach With a Lot of Seaweed. |
Below is a video I got showing what Turtle Trail looked like Saturday Morning.
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| Turtle Trail South Saturday Morning. |
Nothing much was happening at Turtle Trail. No significant cuts.
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| Turtle Trail Saturday Morning. |
So far it looks like not much is happening on the Treasure Coast beaches. At least I didn't see much. Not even many detectorists this morning.
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WOW! Now we have two named tropical storms and two named cyclones and additional tropical waves.
It is really active out there.
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| Source: nhc.noaa.gov |
I don'ty know if I've ever seen a busier hurricane map, although at this time there are no hurricanes.
I checked out Ventusky not long ago, and it looks like the models have changed. It doesn't look like any of these will be a major threat to us. The Atlantic storms look like they will stay in the Atlantic.
Sally is bringing us the south winds and could be a problem for Louisiana.
The surf, according to MagicSeaWeed will be three to five feet tomorrow and then begin building again on Monday and Tuesday, reaching a peak late Monday or early Tuesday.
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| Source: MagicSeaWeed.com. |
Happy hunting,
TreasureGuide@comcast.net