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woody with a view
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pretty much like i thought.
lucky guess!
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Udo
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So much for global warming...raising the sea levels, huh?
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rts551
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Udo
So much for global warming...raising the sea levels, huh? |
You did have to ruin what was otherwise an interesting topic.
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Floatflyer
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Just asking but what does a dead turtle contribute to this thread?
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woody with a view
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it adds to his post count.
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dtbushpilot
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You should have posted a picture of your dog like the rest of us DK...dt
"Life is tough".....It's even tougher if you're stupid.....
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rts551
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[img] [/img]
Image (only) of the beach area
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Frank
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Amazing. How deep is the new "bay"?
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Osprey
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Now it goes down to the bottom.
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bajario
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Now if that image above is as it's happening that is creepy! Just like Woody said churning and foaming.
Now where does it go? Does the sand slide out over a rock shelf? or sink straight down?
Maybe if someone down there isn't doing anything tommorow they could dive the area an give us an update.
Just cuz I'm interested, and creeped. And inquiring minds want to know.
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Hi,
We are in n. cal now so we asked a friend to check it out.. He said it is pretty incredible. Looks like the beach drops to 100 ft pretty much right
off shore.. Frailes is usually our nice, quiet, calm beach when it is windy and rough everywhere else. We dove there in nov. can't wait to dive there
when we go down at the end of april. Gotta wait for the sand and gunk to settle to make a dive worth while. The submarine canyon comes right into
shore there, hence the pelagics. This thread is pretty intersting despite the snark. IF we hear anything from any local divers we will post it.
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bajario
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Wow, if its straight down 100ft. it would seem the sand has built up against a shelf vs. on a shelf. Wonder how far back that goes? The thought of
putting on the belt and sitting in the captains chair fighting a cow from the beach is intriguing. Or even from the bed of a truck. With the ebrake on
of course.
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rts551
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David. I apologized to the owner of the photo, who I know. I suggest you remove the photo since it is nor yours.
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David K
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You provided the link, no mystery... I justy clicked on the photo to see if there were more of the beach or perhaps more info to varify... and that
beautiful huge turtle photo was so interesting to see, I wondered why it hadn't been shown before... as a matter of historic interest (provided the
turtle was taken when such things were 'legal').
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Removed, no skin off my back... NOTE: if anyone wants to see a huge turtle photo, just click on the link that RALPH provided and click on the photo to
see the others that are THERE for ANYONE to see. wow
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| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
You provided the link, no mystery... I justy clicked on the photo to see if there were more of the beach or perhaps more info to varify... and that
beautiful huge turtle photo was so interesting to see, I wondered why it hadn't been shown before... as a matter of historic interest (provided the
turtle was taken when such things were 'legal'). |
So you took the photo with out notifying the author or without crediting the author.
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David K
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| Quote: | Originally posted by rts551
| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
You provided the link, no mystery... I justy clicked on the photo to see if there were more of the beach or perhaps more info to varify... and that
beautiful huge turtle photo was so interesting to see, I wondered why it hadn't been shown before... as a matter of historic interest (provided the
turtle was taken when such things were 'legal'). |
So you took the photo with out notifying the author or without crediting the author. |
Nope, I didn't take anything... It is called a hyper link... to a public-open photo, on HIS site. Taking it would be saving it onto my PC or my photo
album and linking it to my web site. I did NONE of that.
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David K
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Back on topic... The beach over the years...
Is getting bigger... and there is an arroyo that will continue to add sand with each flash flood.
On June 16, 2002:
On June 19, 2003:
On March 22, 2005:
On February 4, 2006:
On August 13, 2009:
THE ABOVE 4 IMAGES ARE NOT MINE, THEY ARE FROM GOOGLE-EARTH and are shared here for EDUCTIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. NO FINANCIAL GAIN OR INTELECTUAL
PROPERTY THEFT.
[Edited on 4-4-2012 by David K]
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Leo
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I just can't believe it. Walking the high-water line there all around with my dog for it's twice a day one hour walk on March 22 and 23. Guess it was
not our time yet.
Thanks DAvid for the file pictures. Amazing!
The grass is always greener....
and so, there is always a better spot in Baja
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Thanks David. Early Google Earth shot pretty much shows exactly where this new thing is, but it is a sharper cut right now. Funny how you don't notice
gradual changes, but it went from the last back to the first....in a day. That is a lot of sand, and since 2009 I think it had filled in even more!
There is a big hole out there.
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