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If my floundering light had arrived, tonight would be the night to use it. The water is so clear today the old sacks of contrete that used to be our "bulkhead" can be seen covered in moss and seagrass. We still pay the GLO an annual land lease fee for leasing the land under the sacks. It's a small amount, but it would seem the GLO would pay us for adding the marine habitat. The top picture shows where the shoreline turned back toward HEB. I think we can see where our condos would have been had the State of Texas had not given us the unique variance to reclaim the land once it started to erode into the bay. I've posted this before, but it still is interesting to see how the shoreline has changed.