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5 thoughts on “A Wall Of Seaweed Has Formed On Magnolia Beach”
Oh great, now with warm weather upon us, the beach will start to stink! Roll up the windows folks!
Ew. I used to work at the Bath and Tennis (in background). We used to rake their portion of the beach every morning and afternoon…. thankfully I don’t have that job anymore.
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Oh great, now with warm weather upon us, the beach will start to stink! Roll up the windows folks!
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Ew. I used to work at the Bath and Tennis (in background). We used to rake their portion of the beach every morning and afternoon…. thankfully I don’t have that job anymore.
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That’s funny….I don’t recall the beach staff raking the beach at the B&T too often 🙂
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I’ve seen it on and off over the years.
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What is the red seaweed that washed up on long beach after last storm? Is it red tide related?
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