If you go in the water at all, even ankle deep, beware of debris.  There is always a lot and waves can bring it in like a missile.


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>From: Wendy <[log in to unmask]>
>Sent: Oct 7, 2016 1:20 PM
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>Subject: [CONCH-L] Advice about post-storm shelling
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>Will some of you experienced Floridians tell us how to find the best post-Hurricane beachcombing around New Smyrna, Daytona, Canaveral?  Once the causeways open, where along the inundation zones is the best place to start? (High water, lower on the beaches, etc.). Are there particular areas in central Florida that will be better because of offshore reefs or ocean depths? Any wildcard places because of past renourishment activities?
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