A lot of debris in the surf cam.

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A lot of debris in the surf cam.

I'm such a loser LOL...I streamed the Rodanthe cam to a TV last night from 6 until 8 last night (hi tide) ...I can't remember when the entire camera frame was "foam" (zero sand) regardless of the view. So much water.

We actually dodged a HUGE bullet as Erin turned early, had she not...totally diff story.

Surprisingly, neither of the two condemned cottages north of the pier fell...THAT was amazing. Not sure what debris/flotsam might be in the water?

For those of you interested, our own Brett Barley does a pretty good job of explaining "why" we knuckleheads choose this part of the world to hang:

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A lot of debris in the surf cam.

I'm such a loser LOL...I streamed the Rodanthe cam to a TV last night from 6 until 8 last night (hi tide) ...I can't remember when the entire camera frame was "foam" (zero sand) regardless of the view. So much water.

We actually dodged a HUGE bullet as Erin turned early, had she not...totally diff story.

Surprisingly, neither of the two condemned cottages north of the pier fell...THAT was amazing. Not sure what debris/flotsam might be in the water?

For those of you interested, our own Brett Barley does a pretty good job of explaining "why" we knuckleheads choose this part of the world to hang:

Click to follow link...

Wow, OB! Very touching reading the posts on the attachment. Very special indeed. People don't get dress rehearsals in life. Go for it!

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The debris was random lengths of of 2x's and odd sized chunks. Hard to see floating in the foam but the waves would stand them up a bit. I saw something like a septic coffin that would show itself when the sea retreated out far enough, or it could have been a fridge? I also saw a door in the wash.

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