Hunting Island

You have to book the camp sites for at least 2 nights at a time but that fit right into my plans because then I could pic either f my mornings to get up before sunrise and walk the beach to take sunrise pictures. What I didn’t know about this island though was that wit every major hurricane that hits it, it floods and washes away part of this barrier island. So when I originally planned the trip, I figured to drive the road Google maps says goes to the boneyard and then find where I wanted to do the pictures. This wasn’t how things played out though. You see, in a past storm, this very road was washed away leaving barely a slip of the island left where this road and beach should have been with a whole new water outlet to the marsh behind the island. It also split the boneyard in half. We ended up walking up the beach to get these pictures but I am very glad. Why? because they turned out even better than I imagined. But I do worry about future storms and the possible damage they could do to this beautiful island that is also a nesting ground for so many animals and birds.