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shari
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the proof is in the pudding no?
Over the last 25 years I have seen quite drastic changes in the lagoon..notable there as it is so flat that even a small rise in sea level floods more
ground. We kept having to move our camp every few years. Our first camp and where the original ticket shack was is completely underwater now at any
high tide.
They had to make a new road as the old one gets flooded alot...it is between the rocks in this photo of a high tide last season. The opening in the
middle of the photo was a popular campsite. The ejido has now closed all the beach sites and made new camps further up on the other side of the road.
Izaak loved playing in the shallow water of the old road.
[Edited on 12-8-2014 by shari]
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Thank you Shari... is that every high tide now, or just the extreme lunar tides that flood the road?
For example, same place on two different trips, one year apart, high tide:
Not so high:
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Quote: Originally posted by shari  | Over the last 25 years I have seen quite drastic changes in the lagoon..notable there as it is so flat that even a small rise in sea level floods more
ground. We kept having to move our camp every few years. Our first camp and where the original ticket shack was is completely underwater now at any
high tide.
They had to make a new road as the old one gets flooded alot...it is between the rocks in this photo of a high tide last season. The opening in the
middle of the photo was a popular campsite. The ejido has now closed all the beach sites and made new camps further up on the other side of the road.
Izaak loved playing in the shallow water of the old road.
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hmmm I expect the rising water will also affect the Federal Zone.
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yes DK, it was at a very high tide but the point was that years ago even at extreme high tides, the water didnt come up to where it comes up to now.
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That's a great resource. In most places sea levels are rising, sea levels are falling mostly in
northern latitudes, due to the land rising from retreating glaciers exerting less weight on the land.
"The future ain't what it used to be"
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The island in the video is also being affected
by erosion due to less sea ice.
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Nice troll DK--- just right along the level you are. 
It will be interesting to see what happens to the Federal Zone in many places, especially in places where the gringos have had to legally fight to
keep from having it changed over and over.
Thanks for the interesting links. And that map is an interesting study.
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Yeah, one of those reefs might be your house
someday.
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We are seeing this along our coastline as well.
| Quote: Originally posted by shari | | yes DK, it was at a very high tide but the point was that years ago even at extreme high tides, the water didnt come up to where it comes up to now.
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I feel my temperature rising ...
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Oh, and this entire thread isn't a troll "Is Laguna Percebu going to share the same fate" LOL. I was honest... and I have tried many times since. I
don't understand why some people don't want to be nice?
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You continue to amuse. I had nothing to do with this thread until after your lame troll. Amusing and crazy response.
| Quote: Originally posted by David K |
Oh, and this entire thread isn't a troll "Is Laguna Percebu going to share the same fate" LOL. I was honest... and I have tried many times since. I
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NO KOOKS, especially dishonest ones.
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That would be a nice start!
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yes it would...but at 9.5 posts per day over the last 12 years its not likely to happen.
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Excellent!, maybe I'll be able to cast from my deck in my golden years.
"Life is tough".....It's even tougher if you're stupid.....
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Bingo Tom! The people who think they are more powerful than God are really something. The climate has always been changing, and the sea levels as
well... long before man was here... and long after we are gone.
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| Quote: Originally posted by David K | | Bingo Tom! The people who think they are more powerful than God are really something. The climate has always been changing, and the sea levels as
well... long before man was here... and long after we are gone. |
David, does pollution change the environment?
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| Quote: Originally posted by David K | | Bingo Tom! The people who think they are more powerful than God are really something. The climate has always been changing, and the sea levels as
well... long before man was here... and long after we are gone. |
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