With yesterday being Earth Day, I decided to take a trip to my local beach. You may remember me posting pictures about it here.
Well, shortly after this gorgeous photo was taken
. . . we experienced one of the worst storms in NY. I had heard the beach erosion was enormous so I didn't know what to expect on Earth Day. I had been delaying going to the beach again because I was too scared to find out.And then I saw this as I was nearing the beach.
Truck after truck carrying sand to my beach. I was so saddened.
The seagulls look as if they are lost with all of this commotion going on.
Now, I am not gonna lie to ya. Some of the truck drivers were very handsome. But please, no more Nor'easters. I love my beach and I want it to always be here.
"We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children."
-Native American Proverb
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my beaches too are hurted by erosion facts ( due to storms ) : they recover health slowly with some treatment. I'm sad to see coast being destroyed;but i guess i'm lucky it was by mother nature not by human being;
We are very lucky in Scotland, in that coastal erosion is quite slow here, as we are on the middle of out big land plate and a (fairly) mellow weather system.
Your poor beach! I hope they can save it from future erosion! I think that we are so lucky to live by such beautiful bodies of water... you the ocean and me the Great Lakes! Have a great weekend, Carmie!
-ME
I hope that your beach is back to normal soon. ALthough you couldn't enjoy it, your photo's of the shore are very pretty.
Have a great weekend.
Hopefully the beach will be back to normal before the summer "beach" weather is here.
Oh gosh Carnie, I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your brother. Please message me if you need someone to talk to. My prayers are with you and your family.
I am so very sorry about your brother. Please know I'll be thinking of you.
Pauline
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