Written by the TreasureGuide for the exclusive use of the Treasure Beaches Report.
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| Cross of Light. Photo by TreasureGuide |
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Yesterday the wind shifted, and we have been getting a nice north wind, so I went out to see what some of the beaches were doing.
Here is what it looked like on the Treasure Coast on this Good Friday.
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| Turtle Trail Friday Morning. |
Thyere was some erosion. The cut was farther back than I expected. The front beach was pretty flat as you can see. Only the tops of some of the erosion control bags were showing.
There weren't many detectorists out this morning.
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| Turtle Trail Friday Morning. |
The orange sand wasn't too deep at some spots. You could judge from some of the posts how deep the sand was.
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| Seagrape Trail Friday Morning. |
Seagrape Tails also had some erosion, as you can see here.
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| Seagrape Access Stairs Friday Morning. |
That is a common area for shells and shark teeth.
To the north around the bend and up towards the beach club there was a nice little crescent cut.
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| North of Seagrape Trail. |
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| Looking Back Towards the Seagrape Trail Access. |
I also looked at Wabasso, but saw no cuts to speak of there.
I didn't detect hardly at all this morning. I strained my back digging junk this week and thought it needed another day of rest.
John Brooks wasn't cut at all this morning.
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| John Brooks Beach Good Friday Morning. |
There were no detectorist at John Brooks either this morning.
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| John Brooks Beach Friday Morning. |
Overall, I'd consider beach conditions to be a 2. That is my transitional rating. There had been some erosion, and beach conditions were somewhat improved.
Happy hunting,
Treasureguide@comcast.net