Photos - Santa Rosa Beach

[singinchicken]

Normally, I'm a tad hesitant about sharing photos, but since I enjoy Kurt's so much I figured I'd pass these along. I ran across them today on my online. These are from December of '05, but it's not like the beach changes that much!

Hope you enjoy them. The weather during that time made for some dramatic looks...

http://picasaweb.google.com/singinchicken/SantaRosaBeachDec2005

[Mango]

Nice, you have a very good eye. :clap:

[singinchicken]

Muchas gracias!:D

[ThirtyAGal]

:clap: Those are very nice SinginChicken! Thanks for sharing.

[RiverOtter]

Normally, I'm a tad hesitant about sharing photos, but since I enjoy Kurt's so much I figured I'd pass these along. I ran across them today on my online. These are from December of '05, but it's not like the beach changes that much!

Hope you enjoy them. The weather during that time made for some dramatic looks...

http://picasaweb.google.com/singinchicken/SantaRosaBeachDec2005


Great pics :cool: Cute pup :cool: and thank you thank you thank you for not making the fam all dress alike in the photo :lol: . While we were down there last week GB and I were amazed at how much the beaches had changed. Lots more white sand. Even noticed some new dunes forming :cool:

[singinchicken]

While we were down there last week GB and I were amazed at how much the beaches had changed. Lots more white sand. Even noticed some new dunes forming :cool:

That much is true. The sand in the pictures is definitely the darker "fill" sand that was brought it. I haven't been down since April but noticed a change then, too...

[BeachSiO2]

That much is true. The sand in the pictures is definitely the darker "fill" sand that was brought it. I haven't been down since April but noticed a change then, too...


Not neccesarily. The black sand that was deposited in layers is called ilmenite and is a heavy mineral that is naturally occurring and is the black specs you typically see in our native sand. The ilmenite is heavier then our quartz sand and stays behind after the white sand washes offshore and is commonly seen in layers after a storm as you see in your pictures. in a storm. Picture 8 shows different sequences of high wave events (younger on top), most likely Ivan in 2004, and Arlene and Dennis in 2005. Good shots!

[kurt]

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[iwishiwasthere]

Grayt shots...:clap: :clap: I especially like the one one left.:D

[Beach Runner]

Normally, I'm a tad hesitant about sharing photos, but since I enjoy Kurt's so much I figured I'd pass these along. I ran across them today on my online. These are from December of '05, but it's not like the beach changes that much!

Hope you enjoy them. The weather during that time made for some dramatic looks...

http://picasaweb.google.com/singinchicken/SantaRosaBeachDec2005
130 pound dog? Jeez! I know how much damage my 45-pound standard poodle does when she gets revved up. Can't imagine what 130 pounds of excitement would do!

[singinchicken]

130 pound dog? Jeez! I know how much damage my 45-pound standard poodle does when she gets revved up. Can't imagine what 130 pounds of excitement would do!

You'd be surprised. Not very destructive. Ya have to worry more about slingers than chewing. We have hand towels in every room! They don't even eat much...

These shots pretty much sum up Max's attititude and demeanor!
http://www.travelingdancers.com/DSC01346.JPG

http://www.travelingdancers.com/DSC00005.JPG

[iwishiwasthere]

Looks like a precious baby to me.:wub:

[RiverOtter]

You'd be surprised. Not very destructive. Ya have to worry more about slingers than chewing. We have hand towels in every room! They don't even eat much...

These shots pretty much sum up Max's attititude and demeanor!
http://www.travelingdancers.com/DSC01346.JPG

http://www.travelingdancers.com/DSC00005.JPG


That sand pic is too cute. I really miss GB's dog :wub:

[kathydwells]

Beautiful. :clap:

[Ocean Lover]

That sand pic is too cute. I really miss GB's dog :wub:


I thought it was snow at first! Grayt doggie pics!

[Johnrudy]

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