@Sharkbiscuit
You getting some?
Getting some action items on the weekly conference call. Tide is kinda phu-hucked today.
I fee like we've had three+ "swells" this summer where the tide cycle basically screwed us. Like if we had dawn low, lunch high, evening low, it would have been fun, but it wasn't happening before work and onshore after work. I was watching that cam some a couple coming through when I saw but the makes weren't many. The dredge has been weird, and how each zone behaved has been a function of what the surf was doing when they were there.
Coastal SC I'd worry about storm surge.
Not a part most people are familiar with, and not a large chunk, but SC upland of I-85 is Appalachia without a doubt. The road from the Greenville area (if you're from California looking for somewhere cheap and you like to MTB and you want a better bargain than Asheville/Boone....) up in to DuPont State Forest is probably the craziest road I've ever been on in terms of tight turns and steepness of grade.
Anyway at some point you go from sand to good agricultural to rocky clay. Tropical moisture hits the topography and the rocky clay absorbs nothing. Meanwhile the coast can get inches and inches and the sand just eats it like Fat Bastard in Austin Powers.
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