The sand bar is covered by 10-11 feet of water at high tide!
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The comings and goings of Lug and DaRee's brood. Watch out for the pig.
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4 comments:
Glad to know you made it back safe!
I'm glad you made it back safe too!
It's still hard to believe that you can drive out on a sand (mostly gravel) bar that is covered with sea water 50% of the time without sinking in to the bar and getting stuck but you can. Mom and I were taking about Maine the other day and both of us agree that it always seemed so far away an now it's not. I guess fly back and forth has something to do with that.
Flying that is:-)
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