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The road is lightly covered with sand and in the distance you can see the new Ft. Pickens/Gulf Islands National Seashore sign.
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Water did not wash across the road at this point, so wind-driven sand filled in along the edges of the road where asphalt had crumbled from previous storms.
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I was curious about how high the water rose from the Santa Rosa Sound side of the road.
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Looks like my crab-eating Night Heron friend!
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