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4 March 2010 @ 7pm

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We have been on the bluff the last couple of nights as another storm has created coastal flooding. There is more evidence of damage as fresh dirt slides are obvious along the bluff. It is becoming increasingly unsafe from the area north of the end of the bluff walk. The top of the bluff is undercut severely in spots.

These pictures were taken hand held in high winds and driving snow/rain so the image quality is not the best. Click on the pictures to see a larger version.





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4 Comments

Posted by
cieldequimper
5 March 2010 @ 2am

The power of Nature should make us reflect.


Posted by
Sharon
5 March 2010 @ 12pm

That’s true, Ciel. Even the earth under our feet can be shaken or lost.

Sharon


Posted by
Claude
5 March 2010 @ 2pm

Sadly, that’s the fate of the dunes… You can only hope that the next storm will come from the other direction and dump some of the sand back.


Posted by
Sharon
5 March 2010 @ 2pm

This bluff stood relatively unscathed for many years. I read that shifting of shoals off-shore may be allowing the ocean’s impact to worsen.

Sharon


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