Not this one, it dead ends at tidally-fed Clam Pass.
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| Looking back (south) from tip of dead end spit of sand Clam Pass on left and gulf on the right |
“Okay, this trail comes out at the beach …”
“Hey, how about this one?”
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| Trail to Clam Pass |
Dec 30, 2010
Endless detours at dead-end beach
Florida is one big endless beach,right?
Not this one, it dead ends at tidally-fed Clam Pass.
But that’s just where the fascination begins. The tides are naturally amplified here and the inlet is a great place to study them rushing in and draining out. If you’re an eight year old kid it’s a great place to get momentarily lost in the mangroves, and then just as suddenly refound:
“Okay, this trail comes out at the beach …”
“Hey, how about this one?”
That makes Clam Pass endless in its own way.
Not this one, it dead ends at tidally-fed Clam Pass.
“Okay, this trail comes out at the beach …”
“Hey, how about this one?”
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3 comments:
How cool! Love the path, too!
That's a nice thought. Love the pictures.
It's a fun place for kids of all ages at low tide.
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