Water Water Everywhere – Atlantic Tides
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Heading back up the beach at high tide before we were not able to get back to the boardwalk. The waves were increasing with the southeast wind and the water was churned up. This is the Atlantic Ocean at Little Talbot Island State Park off of A1A between Jacksonville & Amelia Island, Florida. You can see it was REAL crowded. LOL!
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A1A was an interesting drive years ago, not unlike Alternate 19 on the west coast around Dunedin where I lived.
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You wouldn’t even recognize Alt 19 now. Clearwater blew up and Dunedin has grown too. Traffic is a nightmare! 😊
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that just looks so inviting…
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We went today! OMG! Only 3 hours because the storms chased us off. A blog is coming on that. Danger…Will Robinson…Danger!
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three hours is better than none. At least you did not get Lost in Space…
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Yes, 3 hours was better than no hours and if I had been struck by lightning (high possibility), I might have been lost in space! 🙂
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it seems like there are easier ways to get lost in space… 🙂
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hehe 🙂
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Just want to jump in
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We did today! 🙂 It had been 3 weeks since I’ve been out of the house, other than to go to the post office to drop off my orders. It was short because of thunderstorms, but good to get out there for a bit. 🙂
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Lovely capture!
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Thank you. 😊
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