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Cape
Cod 3/27/04 and 3/28/04 |
South of the Newcombe Hollow parking lot. Notice how waves deflected by the clay scour the dunes to the side - much like the effect found at the end of revetments. |
Biscuit
has to time the waves just right. |
This
is found on the other side of the outcropping |
From
another view. Pictures from earlier in the month were much different. |
Clay
about to dislodge |
Arlene
checks out the clay |
Notice
the clay crumbling |
This
is almost three hours before high tide. It is impassable at high. |
Slabs
of clay |
The
top of the cliff can let go at any time |
The
clay breaks off and disolves so it doesn't replenish the beach. |
More
wave action |
Approaching
the remains of the clay outcropping north of the parking lot |
Fishing
nets washed up on the beach. See the large chain attached |
Not
too many days left |
Crumbling
with each high tide |
Salt
burn on the pines |
Lt.
Island |
The
marsh by the bridge |
Lt.
Island Bridge |
The
parking lot at Cahoon's Hollow |