
Throughout the dunes there are "ghost forests" where old tree stumps mark the battle fields between trees and shifting dunes. Here are a couple of the old trees.


Here are a few more dunes photos.



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Hi Karen,
ReplyDeleteWhat are the flowers that are growing in the sand dunes? Do you know the species of the wild rose growing next to the pine tree.
Thanks, beautiful photos!
Penny
The yellow flower is Hairy puccoon
DeleteLithospermum caroliniense
I am not sure about the species of rose, other than it is a wild rose that has not been genetically altered.
Thanks for asking.