![]() Ft. Pierce Inlet South Bridge looking to the north. |
![]() Just north of Pepper Park in Ft. Pierce, The Navy SEAL Museum - only the helocopter got bent! |
![]() Just north of Pepper Park in Ft. Pierce, The Navy SEAL Museum - only the helocopter got bent |
![]() The entrance to Pepper Park in Ft. Pierce. This is on A1A, about a mile north of the Ft. Pierce Inlet |
![]() The entrance to Pepper Park looking from across A1A, no damage. |
![]() The entrance to Pepper Park looking from across A1A, no damage. |
![]() The Picnic Tables and covers seemed to survive! |
![]() The Picnic Tables and covers seemed to survive! |
![]() The bathrooms and shower are still there, didn't go in to see if they were open though! This is the best area to park for safety - the life guards can keep an eye on your car. But, now there is no life guards!! |
![]() From the parking lot, the walkway to the beach looks in good shape! |
![]() From the end of the walkway, looking to the south. There's not much of a drop in the sand, lot's of stuff in the grass. |
![]() Looking south at more broken walkways. |
![]() From the end of the walkway, looking to the south. There's not much of a drop in the sand, lot's of stuff in the grass. |
![]() From the end of the walkway, looking back to the parking lot, lot's of debris. |
![]() From the end of the walkway, looking north, lot's of debris. |
![]() Looking to the north. |
![]() Looking at the walkway with no way to the beach! You can probably jump the walkway fence - but it is high. |
![]() And here is where the Lifeguard Stand USE TO BE! |
![]() This is the end of the walkway that we usually use. It starts at the shower. |
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