Written by the Treasureguide for the exclusive use of the Treasure Beaches Report.
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| John Brooks Saturday Morning. |
I went out this morning to check a couple beaches. There were no surprises. My earlier post this morning predicted high tides and mild northeast winds with the surf hitting the beach directly, and that is what I saw.
Above you can see John Brooks. The following photo shows how far back the water got at high tide.
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| High Tide Line Near Dunes At John Brooks Beach Saturday Morning. |
With the water reaching near the dunes, there could be some places where the water got to the dunes, but it would likely be where a beach has already been depleted.
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| John Brooks Beach Saturday Morning. |
At Blind Creek there were some nicer surfing waves that were breaking on a sand bar pretty far out.
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| Blind Creek Beach Saturday Morning. |
Notice how far out the waves are breaking. That shows where the sand is built up in front of the beach.
At the time I was there, it was about half way to the next high tide.
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| Blind Creek Saturday Morning. |
I didn't expect any cuts. And the sand was being pushed up the beach front. The water didn't get as close to the dunes at Blind Creek. As I said, the waves were breaking farther out.
I haven't been using SurfGuru for my reports very long, so was glad to see exactly what I expected from the information they provided.
I wanted to get out this morning while it was still cloudy, but I was too late for low tide.
If you didn't see my earlier post this morning, you'll want to continue reading.