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"For want of grass, the sand is lost; for want of sand, the dune is lost
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"for want of the dune , the island is lost."
-- Sign on West Ship Island, Gulf Islands National Seashore
Please, use walkovers when possible. Don't walk over dunes and be careful not to damage sea oats.
1 comment:
I'm always amazed by the giant dunes along parts of the Great Lakes and up in the outermost part of Cape Cod.
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