I am chilling out in a little cabin, evacuated from mine two days ago due to fire. Finally found a WiFi signal at a coffee shop and got this, about things washed up by Hurricane Matthew.
It hit Charleston, SC with the outgoing tide, so not much flooding, but moved slowly north, so it hit Myrtle beach with its wind driven tidal surge coinciding with high tide. So it completely washed over the town and into the Intracoastal Waterway. Afterwards, people found cannon balls and parts of old ships washed up.
One couple found this fossil megladon tooth from a 40 to 70 foot prehistoric shark. They apparently used to come up the rivers to spawn, as scuba divers hunt for teeth in the mud of the Ashley River.
https://weather.com/news/news/virginia-megalodon-shark-tooth-hurricane-matthew
It hit Charleston, SC with the outgoing tide, so not much flooding, but moved slowly north, so it hit Myrtle beach with its wind driven tidal surge coinciding with high tide. So it completely washed over the town and into the Intracoastal Waterway. Afterwards, people found cannon balls and parts of old ships washed up.
One couple found this fossil megladon tooth from a 40 to 70 foot prehistoric shark. They apparently used to come up the rivers to spawn, as scuba divers hunt for teeth in the mud of the Ashley River.
https://weather.com/news/news/virginia-megalodon-shark-tooth-hurricane-matthew
