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Red^^Speedo
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Re: Older speedo lover in U.S.

Post by Red^^Speedo » Fri Sep 09, 2016 7:55 am

I once read an article explaining how human built inlets can affect the waterflow and beach contours for 60-100 miles adjacent. I wish I had printed it out.
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Re: Older speedo lover in U.S.

Post by Thom » Tue Sep 13, 2016 4:13 pm

Red^^Speedo wrote:I once read an article explaining how human built inlets can affect the waterflow and beach contours for 60-100 miles adjacent. I wish I had printed it out.
I'm sure you're right. Florida has a lot of manmade jetties and inlets that have changed the currents. There's one I've seen in Boynton where they dredge quite a bit. The Town of Palm Beach is constantly losing sand, and they're constantly replenishing it. Sea walls only make things worse. In California, they've created offshore jetties that have ruined really good surfing spots.
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