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Not a good day to be on Maho Beach!
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Pouring into the lagoon yesterday
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I guess it’s the luck of the draw…. You just pray it’s not on every beach when it’s your vacation! 💁🏻♀️
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One of the many things I love about SXM, if one beach is not great on a given day just drive to the next one on your list.
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And there is more out there. When we left the island yesterday we took off on runway 10 (the mountain end) that was a first for us. The plane turned to the left and followed the south shore then turned north just past P'Burg. These are a few pics that I took of that area.
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Just a little left over from yesterday. Does anyone rake it???
http://sunsetsxm.com/plane-info/
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None there now when looking at camera.
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Looks like they raked later yesterday and then this morning. No ships in port yesterday, two in port today, so looks like they pretty much rake only when ships in.
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Those pics from the plane are incredible; hard to imagine the size and scale given that they were taken from 2,000ft'ish in the air...
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