miles of white sand beaches, striking dune formations, a heavily forested interior, isolated 1750 acre wilderness preserve occupies the tip of the peninsula…makes for great camping.
these dunes are about 30 to 40 ft in height.
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camping on the dunes
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Very beautiful!
thank you very much, yes it was a beautiful camping spot
Glad you gave an idea of scale for these.
yes they were huge, i would either follow the foot steps in the sand or get to the top of one and look down for the best route (least steep) to the beach.
nice shot- you’ve captured the textures well
thanks, it was a beautiful place!