Written by the TreasureGuide for the exclusive use of the Treasure Beaches Report.
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| John Brooks Beach Sunday Morning. |
I took a look at some beaches this morning. As expected, the beaches in my neighborhood weren't looking very good. There had been some erosion mid-beach some time in the not too long ago, but the beach fronts were mushy.
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| John Brooks Beach Sunday Morning. |
You can see in this photo where the erosion had been.
There were plenty of foot prints in the dry sand, indicating a lot of recent traffic.
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| John Books Beach Sunday Morning. |
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| Frederick Douglass Beach Monday Morning. |
As is often the case, Frederick Douglass Beach was much like John Brooks Beach.
There were some shell piles. I haven't seen many shell piles in recent years.
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| Frederick Douglass Beach Sunday Morning. |
Even though that little cut is not where it would likely produce old shipwreck coins, at least it does concentrate modern recent drops to some extent. Not a lot, but enough to possibly be helpful. With the amount of traffic on these beaches recently, that can be productive.
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| Fort Pierce South Jetty Beach Sunday Morning. |
They continue to dump sand along Fort Pierce Beach. This is a huge amount of new sand.
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| Fort Pierce South Jetty Beach Sunday Morning. |
The new sand stretched to the south as far as I could see. That is a lot of new sand, which will affect the beaches to the south for a long time.
I didn't find conditions good for hunting old shipwreck items, but the amount of recent beach traffic and beach conditions suggested it was worth taking a look for modern items.
Nothing special in the surf predictions.
Good hunting,
Treasureguide@comcast.net