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Shoreline of Hunting Island, SC |
We've been hunting this island for some years now. Probably 10 times or so we have come back to Hunting Island, South Carolina. We started coming because a relative has a place on a beach near by so it has become a comfortable trip to make with a young child. Every time we come though, we see how Mother Nature is busy at work, decluttering the shore line in a most aggressive way. It seems awfully unfair, but there is also a strikingly natural beauty to be discovered. I wonder at what point I (we) will decide not to come back for the erosion of this island seems to also depict the wax and wane of my own life.
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Jelly with a heart |
When gathered here, we're on the hunt for new shoreline and treasures of a passionate sea which we also capture with photographs because some things can't be brought back with us.
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Portuguese Man O War |
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Hunting Island Light House |
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Light House Window |
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A trunk left behind |
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Stars |
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Our most recent finds |
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Atlantic Cockle |
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Sea Urchin |
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Fish Vertebra |
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Con trails |
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Hazier days |
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Sand Ruffles |
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Wings left behind |
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Pelican Skull |
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She's taking away more than sand and trees |
Love the fish vertebra.
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