Where is it from?

That would be cool if we knew

I love mysteries - especially if they can be solved

where was the picture taken?

Currently in Vizcaya in Dune Allen. We get a lot of gifts from Mexico after storms.

They are beautiful photos.

yeah, it's pretty awesome...it's been there for months now and every time I see it, I wonder the same thing. Where's it from, how'd it get here...neat.

They are beautiful photos.

Looks like debris from JOE's lumber operations.

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Looks like debris from JOE's lumber operations.

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looks like shingles were being made from this piece at one time.
neat.

Wonder where it washed up from ???

One of our three beach walkovers that we had to replace in 2005? I think I recognize some of that lumber.

this is "my beach". this little twig has been between dune allen and Ed Walline for a couple of years now...someone cut into it, apparently to make some table tops....it is HUGE. it dislodged and has been making it's way west during the last couple storms. I'v been watching where it lands so it doesn't become a surfing obstacle for me! I'm not enough of a horticulturist to be able to tell you what kind of tree it is but i love it! It is now jutting out into the gulf and i had to do the "titanic" "i'm the king of the world" on it"

this is "my beach". this little twig has been between dune allen and Ed Walline for a couple of years now...someone cut into it, apparently to make some table tops....it is HUGE. it dislodged and has been making it's way west during the last couple storms. I'v been watching where it lands so it doesn't become a surfing obstacle for me! I'm not enough of a horticulturist to be able to tell you what kind of tree it is but i love it! It is now jutting out into the gulf and i had to do the "titanic" "i'm the king of the world" on it"

Yes it is very large indeed and has this great energy. Would love to know what kind of tree it is ... there has to be someone here that knows! At least you have a pretty clear vision of it now while you are out in the water. You can see it from way down the beach. The "titanic" thing is great ... we can totally visualize it

this is "my beach". this little twig has been between dune allen and Ed Walline for a couple of years now...someone cut into it, apparently to make some table tops....it is HUGE. it dislodged and has been making it's way west during the last couple storms. I'v been watching where it lands so it doesn't become a surfing obstacle for me! I'm not enough of a horticulturist to be able to tell you what kind of tree it is but i love it! It is now jutting out into the gulf and i had to do the "titanic" "i'm the king of the world" on it"

That's my stretch, too! I've been trying to figgure how to drag it home for a garden centerpiece!

this is "my beach". this little twig has been between dune allen and Ed Walline for a couple of years now...someone cut into it, apparently to make some table tops....it is HUGE. it dislodged and has been making it's way west during the last couple storms. I'v been watching where it lands so it doesn't become a surfing obstacle for me! I'm not enough of a horticulturist to be able to tell you what kind of tree it is but i love it! It is now jutting out into the gulf and i had to do the "titanic" "i'm the king of the world" on it"

You are too funn, Hop

That's my stretch, too! I've been trying to figgure how to drag it home for a garden centerpiece!

It would be awesome! I see much interesting "driftwood" during my walks on the beach which I would love to get home for the yard!

Here is an interesting item that washed onto Grayton beach in October:

I understand the men in suits have been checking this boat out, currently in Gulf Trace to see who it belongs to and how it ended up washed ashore. Very interesting and not such good energy with this one. Kinda creepy.

I understand the men in suits have been checking this boat out, currently in Gulf Trace to see who it belongs to and how it ended up washed ashore. Very interesting and not such good energy with this one. Kinda creepy.

Not good energy at all! I wondered where it came from too. It had been floating around the gulf for a long time. From all the critters attached to it, the smell was pretty bad.
Let us know if you hear any conclusions on the boat.

That's my stretch, too! I've been trying to figgure how to drag it home for a garden centerpiece!

That's gonna take a Huey to get that off the beach, It's over 20 feet long and about 3 feet thick. Tons!!