Hello everyone,
To update, thanks for those of you emailed me about the situation at Breezy.
I have learned that the Breezy Point Coop won a court battle over 50 years
ago, and is under the impression that they are one of the few places in the
US where land is owned to the "low tide line" (not the
Hello everyone,
To update, thanks for those of you emailed me about the situation at Breezy.
I have learned that the Breezy Point Coop won a court battle over 50 years
ago, and is under the impression that they are one of the few places in the
US where land is owned to the "low tide line" (not the
Just an FYI about general New York Beach Access, I believe the high water
mark (high tide line) is the demarcation used to separate public and
private beach property. Meaning if you walk on the wet sand that is
covered by water half of the day, you are OK. There was even a ruling in
1988 in NY
Just an FYI about general New York Beach Access, I believe the high water
mark (high tide line) is the demarcation used to separate public and
private beach property. Meaning if you walk on the wet sand that is
covered by water half of the day, you are OK. There was even a ruling in
1988 in NY
I met an Australian birder at Jamaica Bay who really wanted to see Piping
Plovers so I took him to breezy point. I was expecting it to pour on us so I
left my camera and phone in the car. We parked at Tilden and walked a good ways
down the beach until we found a large loafing flock. Mixed in
I met an Australian birder at Jamaica Bay who really wanted to see Piping
Plovers so I took him to breezy point. I was expecting it to pour on us so I
left my camera and phone in the car. We parked at Tilden and walked a good ways
down the beach until we found a large loafing flock. Mixed in
