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  • Massive sandbags attempt to hold back the encroaching tide in Ocean Isle Beach, NC where the ocean has reclaimed land, homes and a large section of 2nd Street due to rising tides and erosion. About 3,800 homes are packed together on the narrow seven-mile long Ocean Isle. The rising ocean has worn away at the eastern end, where streets and lots have been steadily disappearing.
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  • Massive sandbags attempt to hold back the encroaching tide in Ocean Isle Beach, NC where the ocean has reclaimed land, homes and a large section of 2nd Street due to rising tides and erosion. About 3,800 homes are packed together on the narrow seven-mile long Ocean Isle. The rising ocean has worn away at the eastern end, where streets and lots have been steadily disappearing.
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  • Massive sandbags attempt to hold back the encroaching tide in Ocean Isle Beach, NC where the ocean has reclaimed land, homes and a large section of 2nd Street due to rising tides and erosion. About 3,800 homes are packed together on the narrow seven-mile long Ocean Isle. The rising ocean has worn away at the eastern end, where streets and lots have been steadily disappearing.
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  • Massive sandbags attempt to hold back the encroaching tide in Ocean Isle Beach, NC where the ocean has reclaimed land, homes and a large section of 2nd Street due to rising tides and erosion. About 3,800 homes are packed together on the narrow seven-mile long Ocean Isle. The rising ocean has worn away at the eastern end, where streets and lots have been steadily disappearing.
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  • Massive sandbags attempt to hold back the encroaching tide in Ocean Isle Beach, NC where the ocean has reclaimed land, homes and a large section of 2nd Street due to rising tides and erosion. About 3,800 homes are packed together on the narrow seven-mile long Ocean Isle. The rising ocean has worn away at the eastern end, where streets and lots have been steadily disappearing.
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  • Massive sandbags attempt to hold back the encroaching tide in Ocean Isle Beach, NC where the ocean has reclaimed land, homes and a large section of 2nd Street due to rising tides and erosion. About 3,800 homes are packed together on the narrow seven-mile long Ocean Isle. The rising ocean has worn away at the eastern end, where streets and lots have been steadily disappearing.
    nc_beach_erosion_014.jpg
  • Massive sandbags attempt to hold back the encroaching tide in Ocean Isle Beach, NC where the ocean has reclaimed land, homes and a large section of 2nd Street due to rising tides and erosion. About 3,800 homes are packed together on the narrow seven-mile long Ocean Isle. The rising ocean has worn away at the eastern end, where streets and lots have been steadily disappearing.
    nc_beach_erosion_012.jpg
  • Massive sandbags attempt to hold back the encroaching tide in Ocean Isle Beach, NC where the ocean has reclaimed land, homes and a large section of 2nd Street due to rising tides and erosion. About 3,800 homes are packed together on the narrow seven-mile long Ocean Isle. The rising ocean has worn away at the eastern end, where streets and lots have been steadily disappearing.
    nc_beach_erosion_009.jpg
  • Massive sandbags attempt to hold back the encroaching tide in Ocean Isle Beach, NC where the ocean has reclaimed land, homes and a large section of 2nd Street due to rising tides and erosion. About 3,800 homes are packed together on the narrow seven-mile long Ocean Isle. The rising ocean has worn away at the eastern end, where streets and lots have been steadily disappearing.
    nc_beach_erosion_008.jpg
  • Massive sandbags attempt to hold back the encroaching tide in Ocean Isle Beach, NC where the ocean has reclaimed land, homes and a large section of 2nd Street due to rising tides and erosion. About 3,800 homes are packed together on the narrow seven-mile long Ocean Isle. The rising ocean has worn away at the eastern end, where streets and lots have been steadily disappearing.
    nc_beach_erosion_005.jpg
  • Massive sandbags attempt to hold back the encroaching tide in Ocean Isle Beach, NC where the ocean has reclaimed land, homes and a large section of 2nd Street due to rising tides and erosion. About 3,800 homes are packed together on the narrow seven-mile long Ocean Isle. The rising ocean has worn away at the eastern end, where streets and lots have been steadily disappearing.
    nc_beach_erosion_002.jpg
  • Massive sandbags attempt to hold back the encroaching tide in Ocean Isle Beach, NC where the ocean has reclaimed land, homes and a large section of 2nd Street due to rising tides and erosion. About 3,800 homes are packed together on the narrow seven-mile long Ocean Isle. The rising ocean has worn away at the eastern end, where streets and lots have been steadily disappearing.
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  • Massive sandbags attempt to hold back the encroaching tide in Ocean Isle Beach, NC where the ocean has reclaimed land, homes and a large section of 2nd Street due to rising tides and erosion. About 3,800 homes are packed together on the narrow seven-mile long Ocean Isle. The rising ocean has worn away at the eastern end, where streets and lots have been steadily disappearing.
    global_warming_005.JPG
  • Massive sandbags attempt to hold back the encroaching tide in Ocean Isle Beach, NC where the ocean has reclaimed land, homes and a large section of 2nd Street due to rising tides and erosion. About 3,800 homes are packed together on the narrow seven-mile long Ocean Isle. The rising ocean has worn away at the eastern end, where streets and lots have been steadily disappearing.
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  • Massive sandbags attempt to hold back the encroaching tide in Ocean Isle Beach, NC where the ocean has reclaimed land, homes and a large section of 2nd Street due to rising tides and erosion. About 3,800 homes are packed together on the narrow seven-mile long Ocean Isle. The rising ocean has worn away at the eastern end, where streets and lots have been steadily disappearing.
    nc_beach_erosion_010.jpg
  • Massive sandbags attempt to hold back the encroaching tide in Ocean Isle Beach, NC where the ocean has reclaimed land, homes and a large section of 2nd Street due to rising tides and erosion. About 3,800 homes are packed together on the narrow seven-mile long Ocean Isle. The rising ocean has worn away at the eastern end, where streets and lots have been steadily disappearing.
    nc_beach_erosion_001.jpg
  • Section of Ocean Isle Beach, NC where the ocean has reclaimed land, homes and a large section of 2nd Street due to rising tides and erosion. About 3,800 homes are packed together on the narrow seven-mile long Ocean Isle. The rising ocean has worn away at the eastern end, where streets and lots have been steadily disappearing.
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  • Section of Ocean Isle Beach, NC where the ocean has reclaimed land, homes and a large section of 2nd Street due to rising tides and erosion. About 3,800 homes are packed together on the narrow seven-mile long Ocean Isle. The rising ocean has worn away at the eastern end, where streets and lots have been steadily disappearing.
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  • What is left of 2nd Street in Ocean Isle Beach, NC where the ocean has reclaimed land, homes and a large section of 2nd Street due to rising tides and erosion. About 3,800 homes are packed together on the narrow seven-mile long Ocean Isle. The rising ocean has worn away at the eastern end, where streets and lots have been steadily disappearing.
    nc_beach_erosion_016.jpg
  • Section of Ocean Isle Beach, NC where the ocean has reclaimed land, homes and a large section of 2nd Street due to rising tides and erosion. About 3,800 homes are packed together on the narrow seven-mile long Ocean Isle. The rising ocean has worn away at the eastern end, where streets and lots have been steadily disappearing.
    nc_beach_erosion_011.jpg
  • Section of Ocean Isle Beach, NC where the ocean has reclaimed land, homes and a large section of 2nd Street due to rising tides and erosion. About 3,800 homes are packed together on the narrow seven-mile long Ocean Isle. The rising ocean has worn away at the eastern end, where streets and lots have been steadily disappearing.
    nc_beach_erosion_007.jpg
  • Section of Ocean Isle Beach, NC where the ocean has reclaimed land, homes and a large section of 2nd Street due to rising tides and erosion. About 3,800 homes are packed together on the narrow seven-mile long Ocean Isle. The rising ocean has worn away at the eastern end, where streets and lots have been steadily disappearing.
    nc_beach_erosion_006.jpg
  • Remnants of backyard deck stands in open water on Ocean Isle Beach, NC where the ocean has reclaimed land, homes and a large section of 2nd Street due to rising tides and erosion. About 3,800 homes are packed together on the narrow seven-mile long Ocean Isle. The rising ocean has worn away at the eastern end, where streets and lots have been steadily disappearing.
    nc_beach_erosion_004.jpg
  • Section of Ocean Isle Beach, NC where the ocean has reclaimed land, homes and a large section of 2nd Street due to rising tides and erosion. About 3,800 homes are packed together on the narrow seven-mile long Ocean Isle. The rising ocean has worn away at the eastern end, where streets and lots have been steadily disappearing.
    nc_beach_erosion_003.jpg
  • What is left of 2nd Street in Ocean Isle Beach, NC where the ocean has reclaimed land, homes and a large section of 2nd Street due to rising tides and erosion. About 3,800 homes are packed together on the narrow seven-mile long Ocean Isle. The rising ocean has worn away at the eastern end, where streets and lots have been steadily disappearing.
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  • What is left of 2nd Street in Ocean Isle Beach, NC where the ocean has reclaimed land, homes and a large section of 2nd Street due to rising tides and erosion. About 3,800 homes are packed together on the narrow seven-mile long Ocean Isle. The rising ocean has worn away at the eastern end, where streets and lots have been steadily disappearing.
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  • Section of Ocean Isle Beach, NC where the ocean has reclaimed land, homes and a large section of 2nd Street due to rising tides and erosion. About 3,800 homes are packed together on the narrow seven-mile long Ocean Isle. The rising ocean has worn away at the eastern end, where streets and lots have been steadily disappearing.
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  • Section of Ocean Isle Beach, NC where the ocean has reclaimed land, homes and a large section of 2nd Street due to rising tides and erosion. About 3,800 homes are packed together on the narrow seven-mile long Ocean Isle. The rising ocean has worn away at the eastern end, where streets and lots have been steadily disappearing.
    global_warming_006.JPG
  • Remnants of backyard deck stands in open water on Ocean Isle Beach, NC where the ocean has reclaimed land, homes and a large section of 2nd Street due to rising tides and erosion. About 3,800 homes are packed together on the narrow seven-mile long Ocean Isle. The rising ocean has worn away at the eastern end, where streets and lots have been steadily disappearing.
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  • What is left of 2nd Street in Ocean Isle Beach, NC where the ocean has reclaimed land, homes and a large section of 2nd Street due to rising tides and erosion. About 3,800 homes are packed together on the narrow seven-mile long Ocean Isle. The rising ocean has worn away at the eastern end, where streets and lots have been steadily disappearing.
    nc_beach_erosion_015.jpg
  • What is left of 2nd Street in Ocean Isle Beach, NC where the ocean has reclaimed land, homes and a large section of 2nd Street due to rising tides and erosion. About 3,800 homes are packed together on the narrow seven-mile long Ocean Isle. The rising ocean has worn away at the eastern end, where streets and lots have been steadily disappearing.
    nc_beach_erosion_013.jpg
  • What is left of 2nd Street in Ocean Isle Beach, NC where the ocean has reclaimed land, homes and a large section of 2nd Street due to rising tides and erosion. About 3,800 homes are packed together on the narrow seven-mile long Ocean Isle. The rising ocean has worn away at the eastern end, where streets and lots have been steadily disappearing.
    global_warming_015.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
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  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610243.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610238.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610235.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610222.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610208.JPG
  • Aerial view of the Tides development in Mount Pleasant, SC.
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  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610248.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610247.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610244.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610242.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610241.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610239.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610237.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610236.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610234.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610233.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610232.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610231.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610230.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610229.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610228.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610227.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610225.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610224.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610221.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610220.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610219.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610218.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610217.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610215.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610214.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610213.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610211.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610210.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610209.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610207.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610206.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610205.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610204.JPG
  • Fog on boneyard beach at Botany Bay in Edisto Island, South Carolina. Rising tides along the coastline are eroding the beach slowly submerging the forest.
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  • Fog on boneyard beach at Botany Bay in Edisto Island, South Carolina. Rising tides along the coastline are eroding the beach slowly submerging the forest.
    Boneyard_Beach_41944.JPG
  • Fog on boneyard beach with sea shells at Botany Bay in Edisto Island, South Carolina. Rising tides along the coastline are eroding the beach slowly submerging the forest.
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  • Fog on boneyard beach at Botany Bay in Edisto Island, South Carolina. Rising tides along the coastline are eroding the beach slowly submerging the forest.
    Boneyard_Beach_41941.JPG
  • Fog on boneyard beach at Botany Bay in Edisto Island, South Carolina. Rising tides along the coastline are eroding the beach slowly submerging the forest.
    Boneyard_Beach_41940.JPG
  • Aerial view of the Tides development on the marsh in Mt Pleasant, SC
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  • Aerial view of the Tides development in Mount Pleasant, SC.
    Charleston_SC_10909.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610245.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610240.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610226.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610223.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610216.JPG
  • Sunrise over the Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Rising tides caused by climate change and shifting sand has eroded the beach stranding part of the coastal forest in sea water.
    Bulls Island_610212.JPG
  • Fog on boneyard beach at Botany Bay in Edisto Island, South Carolina. Rising tides along the coastline are eroding the beach slowly submerging the forest.
    Boneyard_Beach_41943.JPG
  • Aerial view of the Tides development on the marsh in Mt Pleasant, SC
    Charleston_Aerials_24928.JPG
  • Aerial view of the Tides development in Mount Pleasant, SC.
    Charleston_SC_10912.JPG
  • Aerial view of the Tides development in Mount Pleasant, SC.
    Charleston_SC_10910.JPG
  • The bore tide rolls in on Turnagain Arm at Windy Point outside Anchorage, Alaska.
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  • The bore tide rolls in on Turnagain Arm at Windy Point outside Anchorage, Alaska.
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  • The bore tide rolls in on Turnagain Arm at Windy Point outside Anchorage, Alaska.
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  • View of the beach front and homes at Coupers Point along the Saint Simons Sound in St. Simons Island, Georgia. The working lighthouse was built in first constructed in 1807 but destroyed by Confederate forces in 1862 before being rebuilt in 1872.
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  • View of the beach front and homes at Coupers Point along the Saint Simons Sound in St. Simons Island, Georgia. The working lighthouse was built in first constructed in 1807 but destroyed by Confederate forces in 1862 before being rebuilt in 1872.
    St. Simons Island_20190302_071.JPG
  • View of the beach front and homes at Coupers Point along the Saint Simons Sound in St. Simons Island, Georgia. The working lighthouse was built in first constructed in 1807 but destroyed by Confederate forces in 1862 before being rebuilt in 1872.
    St. Simons Island_20190302_070.JPG
  • Sunrise over Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island, South Carolina. Bulls Island is a Sea Island 3 miles off the mainland and part of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge.
    Bulls_Island_310.JPG
  • Early morning light over the boneyard beach at Botany Bay in Edisto Island, South Carolina. The Atlantic Ocean has slowly consumed the coastal forest through natural erosion leaving behind carcasses of dead trees.
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  • Early morning light over the boneyard beach at Botany Bay in Edisto Island, South Carolina. The Atlantic Ocean has slowly consumed the coastal forest through natural erosion leaving behind carcasses of dead trees.
    Botany_Bay_28300.JPG
  • Aerial view of sandbars along the beach on Sullivan's Island in Charleston, SC
    Charleston_Aerials_24952.JPG
  • Aerial view of giant holes in the sand during a beach restoration project to halt erosion in Charleston, SC
    aerial_charleston_21844.JPG
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