An article in today’s Atlantic City Press http://www.pressofatlanticcity.com/  (Cape May County section)  provided details about the shared beach fill project scheduled to start in May.  The dredging company has yet to decide which beach area will be first- and the business administrators agreed it may come down to a flip of a coin!
In Sea Isle City, the beaches between 73rd and 94th Streets will receive 700,000 cubic yards of sand. In Avalon, the beaches between 9th and 26th Streets will receive 500,000 cubic yards of sand.
The sun finally appeared late this afternoon through the clouds over the bay. “Salty and damp” air from a strong sea breeze.   A better ending to a day of wild weather.
Well…the weather report was right.  Basically, an ugly day at the shore!
Not too bad right now- high winds and rain last night, and some minor flooding this morning at high tide in the usual spots.
Another mild day and no rain- yet. Â
Typical March weather will return to the shore by the end of the week :(  Â
In the meantime, I’m determined to get my fair share of vitamin D and fresh salt air!
Spotted this “shell flag” in a front yard on First Avenue in Avalon.Â
I’m realistic- this is NOT typical March weather. But we all deserve an early “Spring break” after February!
A brilliant blue sky, a cool blue ocean, and a light blue piece of sea glass. All part of my walk this morning.