Bennetts Pier, Milford, Delaware
Further down the beach, the storm damage wasn’t nearly as visible. The ladybugs, though, were everywhere. In fact, when I got back to my truck, I counted 21 ladybugs on my windshield alone.
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Bennetts Pier, Milford, Delaware
First time out after a double whammy of back to back nor’easters. We had quite a bit of coastal flooding – road closures and the whole nine yards.
When I got down to the beach, it was almost dead low tide – the tide turned about 45 minutes after I got there. There were several new creeks across between the marsh and the Bay, and several more areas where the water was just running across in a sheet to wherever there was a low spot in the clay “cliffs” closer to the water. It was interesting to see waterfalls on the beach.
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Bennetts Pier, Milford, Delaware
First time out after a double whammy of back to back nor’easters. We had quite a bit of coastal flooding – road closures and the whole nine yards.
When I went out today, all the ditches down the sides of Bennetts Pier Road were still flooded – another 6-8″ and the water would’ve been up on the road. The raccoon above is swimming across one of them. If I hadn’t taken so long fumbling to change lenses I could’ve had a better photo. When I got down to the beach, it was almost dead low tide – the tide turned about 45 minutes after I got there. There were several new creeks across between the marsh and the Bay, and several more areas where the water was just running across in a sheet to wherever there was a low spot in the clay “cliffs” closer to the water. It was interesting to see waterfalls on the beach.
For more Bennetts Pier photos, click here.
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