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Old 07-19-2014, 04:56 PM   #1
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Seaweed invasion.

What's the deal with the seaweed in Galveston? Everything smells like sewage. Can't get to the wTer without climbing over mounds of it.

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Unfortunately, this is not all that uncommon there.
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Seaweed invasion.

Wasn't like that last year. Just a few bits here and there. Some places it is solid cover from the seawall to the water, like around 61st street.
Other places they are clearing it with tractors.



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Last year wasn't bad last week smelled really bad we left
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I would say what I heard one woman say about the smell... But I think it would get sensored.


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You know what they say about Texas. Everything is bigger .....
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Unfortunately, this is not all that uncommon there.
Not uncommon, but much worse than usual this year.
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Whoa. That is amazing. We had a little here, pretty much like usual, but nothing even remotely like that.
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We were planning to stay a week. But came back home after 2 days. The whole seafront smells like sewage.


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Oy! I've seen Galveston when there is seaweed on the beach, but that is unreal! I have gotten a whiff of "normal" seaweed build up and that is bad enough, so this must have been a nightmare. Such a bummer :-(
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It all depends on currents & wind patterns. We haven't been to Galveston lately,But last week we were on South Padre & almost no seaweed.
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There were places where it was more than 3 feet deep on the beach. Getting in the water, you were surrounded by it.


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Should make great fertilizer. DW buys sea soil fertilizer made of that stuff thats being scooped up on the beach.
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