Tomorrow morning:  The 10th Annual Islandman Triathlon (a Tim Kerr Charities event).
This is a closed course event for the safety of the participants (when you see how fast the bike riders pass, you will understand!)
Road closures on Saturday, June 27th between 7:15am and 9:45am.
For more information regarding the event: Â Tim Kerr Charities Web Site
The sand is flowing on to the north end Avalon beaches. Â It’s a fun process to watch (this is the view from 11th Street looking north toward the 8th Street jetty).
The project will run 24/7, and continue moving south to 25th Street. Â Beaches on either side of the work area will be closed for safety reasons.
Quick video: Â click here
Yesterday, there was water leaking into our office. Â Hard wired smoke detectors in the path of the water shorted out, and blared off and on for several hours (fun on a Saturday change over day!)
The cause? Â The inside air conditioning component (the blower) for the condo above our office iced up and shut down (occupants complained earlier that the A/C stopped working). Â When this happens, the ice has to melt (and drain somewhere) before the HVAC can be repaired.
Unfortunately, we see this issue every summer (with refrigerators AND air conditioning units)- especially when the humidity is high. Â A tenant/visitor arrives to a property, turns on the air, and cranks down the thermostat (believing that the house will cool faster if the thermostat is set at 65 rather than 72 degrees). Much to their frustration, the unit freezes up, and shuts down.
Similar circumstances with refrigerators. The empty space is loaded with room temperature food. Â The cool air escapes while the door is open. Â And when it doesn’t seem cold enough a short time later, the tenant/visitor turns the dial all the way down. Â Like the HVAC system, the appliance freezes up and shuts down. Â Turning the dial back to a medium setting is the solution.
The sky cleared during my early morning walk. Â Enjoy the weekend!
They come from near (Cape May, Margate, Smithville, Mays Landing, and New Egypt, NJ) and far (North Carolina) to spend a week at the beach.
Many of the cousins are now old enough to go to the Princeton- and yet are still happy to play paddle ball or boogie board with the younger set.
The young at heart grown ups will lead the charge with kayaking and the water park. Â And of course, plenty of hours just hanging out on the sand.
Surfboards, beach toys, and umbrellas define our beach territory…as well as a giant hole/moat to block the incoming tide.
Pictures from past beach week gatherings:
The dredge has arrived! Â Updated information on the Borough of Avalon web site:
http://avalonboro.net/beach-fill-update-sand-pumped-on-the-beach-fridaysaturday-june-19th20th/
First time out kayaking for 2015. Â Finally the wind, tide, and my early morning schedule cooperated!
A bit foggy…and had to keep moving to out run the gnats 😉  Good to be back on the bay.
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Monday- 11am. Â An active staging area by the 8th Street jetty in preparation of the north end beach fill. Â Currently, beach and jetty access is open on 8th Street, and a lifeguard is stationed on 9th Street.
The only pipe in place is the one over the jetty. Â Pipes will be installed and run parallel along the beach to carry sand once the dredge arrives from Strathmere.
As the project proceeds south from 9th Street, the beaches on either side will be closed for safety reasons. Â Once the new sand is graded, beaches will re-open. Â Access paths over the pipe will be built (with sand).
Pictures: 8th Street jetty and 12th Street beach path (looking south)
Shore Weather
The Avalon Beach Patrol made the decision to cancel the swim portion of today’s triathlon due to rough surf.
Otherwise, reasonable weather for the participants in this morning’s event.