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fishonnelsons · 03-09-2010, 07:27 AM

Hey Karl - they all took some hits, be interesting to see how much does get filled back in, naturally, this Spring.

One newer house at Ballston, on the right hand side of the little path/driveway going up to the beach, a few weeks ago, was maybe 30 ft from the high tide line, have not seen it since then. They were trying to sell it for the past year or so, as it was relatively new and a real nice house, lucky to get anything for it now.

Not to bring up the P word, but will be interesting to see the nesting patterns this year - will they nest higher up in the dunes and sea grass, or do a fly-by and head to other states?

Hope all is well, chomping at the bit with this weather!

03-09-2010, 07:27 AM	#2
fishonnelsons Registered User Join Date: May 2005 Location: Truro Posts: 307	Hey Karl - they all took some hits, be interesting to see how much does get filled back in, naturally, this Spring. One newer house at Ballston, on the right hand side of the little path/driveway going up to the beach, a few weeks ago, was maybe 30 ft from the high tide line, have not seen it since then. They were trying to sell it for the past year or so, as it was relatively new and a real nice house, lucky to get anything for it now. Not to bring up the P word, but will be interesting to see the nesting patterns this year - will they nest higher up in the dunes and sea grass, or do a fly-by and head to other states? Hope all is well, chomping at the bit with this weather!