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Thursday, September 11, 2014
Today's Staggeringly High Tide in PTown
Today's high tide reached about 11 feet 4 inches, about 6 inches short of the record. Around 1:30 this afternoon, about 15 minutes before high tide, I spotted this fisherman, who looks as though he's wondering what to do next. He stood there, transfixed, and didn't move all the while I watched him as the choppy water in the west end of the harbor lapped over the breakwater beneath his feet. Walking on this granite jetty in PTown's West End this afternoon was challenging, and probably foolish, with few attempting it until the tide began to recede.
Key Words:
Breakwater,
Fishermen,
Fishing,
Tides
Location:Provincetown, MA USA
West End Breakwater, Provincetown, MA, USA
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