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North of Pier After Irma, less beach, no railing, new rocks showing which were previously under a small dune.

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Fences took a huge hit.

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Turtle nests were torn up by wind and wave action. Here is one of several turtle eggs found on the beach. Heartbreaking!

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South of pier, new rocks showing where dunes had covered them completely prior to Irma.

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Pond is over full.  We live about 0 yards from the sign.

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Irma leaning Holiday Isles sign across the st

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Knocked over toll booth. Missing dunes and lots of missing sand from the beach

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http://tinyurl.com/IrmaStAug

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https://www.facebook.com/StAugustineRecord/videos/vb.97801307539/10154717837577540/?type=2&theater

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One of several turtle eggs on the beach. The nest was decimated by Hurricane Irma.

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The day after Hurricane Irma we found loose turtle eggs on the beach. Ruined by the surf. There were 15 dead baby turtle hatchlings, BUT 1 turtle was trying to get to the surf, which was treacherous with huge waves.  The baby was kept in a pail overnight and successfully released the following day, full of enthusiasm when getting to the ocean. Bill named here Tammy Turtle. I helped her get past the breakers and out.

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This turtle apparently came in during high tide on the wrong side of the jetty.  By the time I arrived the flipper print tracks on the beach came from a small puddle by the jetty, but 50 yards from the ocean.  The turtle had been going in circles looking for a way out.  I picked him/her up and carried her safely to the end of the jetty.  The turtle moved like a torpedo into the water. I am certified by the State of Florida as a Sea Turtle Volunteer and therefore can pick up and help turtles.

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The remnants of a huge series of dunes, now gone.

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Probably one that was found and buried long before the hurricane. Now sand is gone.

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Sunrise 2 days after Irma

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This pond is sometimes nonexistent.

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Walkway through Hammock Park to the beach.

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There were rows of dunes here. Now gone.

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There was  a stair down to a now non existent beach

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There were once several rows of protective dunes here.

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After Hurricane Irma

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Hammock Walk

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Pre Irma Sept. 9, 2017