Although this is not what we found on the beach under the bridge, there is a small day sailboat beached there. Another was almost under but with a little of her hull still showing out toward the channel. Tropical Storm Fay, or her remnants, kicked up a serious chop from the southwest and made the water a chillier than usual seventy-nine degrees. To our amazement, the visibility was still a very enjoyable fifteen feet! On the beach it looked like a Sahara Desert sandstorm as the wind whipped the beach sand across the parking lot. We were the only ones there! Figure that. If you are planning to dive this weekend, the water may be colder than the eighty-four degrees that we have been enjoying for the last month. Get in the water, Ham
