Full Moon Bonfire Friday September 16 Sunset – 7:24 pm Moonrise – 7:33 pm ~ Full Corn Moon ~ or ~ Full Harvest Moon ~ There was a threat of rain again for our August bonfire but once again, all cleared for a beautiful moonrise on North Beach in the company of our friends on Seabrook Island. … Continue reading “Full Moon Bonfire Returns to Boardwalk 6 on Friday September 16”
~ Full Sturgeon Moon ~ Thursday , August 18th: Sunset-8:01pm; Moonrise-8:18pm There was a threat of rain for our July bonfire but all cleared for a beautiful moonrise on North Beach in the company of our friends on Seabrook Island. Let’s do it again on Thursday, August 18. The Perseid Meteor Shower continues until August … Continue reading “Full Moon Bonfire – Thursday August 18 – Still on North Beach”
Full Moon Bonfire Tuesday July 19 Sunset – 8:27 pm Moonrise – 8:12 pm ~ Full Buck Moon ~ The weather cooperated for a nice bonfire for June and a great group of friends and neighbors. Let’s do it again with our July Full Moon Bonfire on Tuesday July 19. Come on down for a … Continue reading “Full Moon Bonfire, Tuesday July 19, 2016”
Monday June 20 Sunset – 8:31 pm Moonrise – 8:40 pm ~ Full Strawberry Moon ~ The weather cooperated for a nice bonfire for May. Welcome in summer with our June Full Moon Bonfire on Monday June 20. Come on down for a time of visiting and enjoying the beauty of Seabrook Island at night. … Continue reading “Full Moon Bonfire – Monday June 20”
Full Moon Bonfire Saturday, May 21 Sunset – 8:17 pm Moonrise – 8:09 pm ~ Full Flower Moon ~ Although the 5-day forecast doesn’t look very promising, we are hopeful the weather will cooperate better than it did in April when the rains started just at the time we were to start the fire. Weather … Continue reading “May Full Moon Bonfire is May 21st”
Seabrook Island, SC – The Seabrook Island Club (Club) and Seabrook Island Property Owners Association (SIPOA) held their annual meetings Saturday, February 13, 2016, at the Club Island House with approximately 350 people in attendance. Both organizations reported positive financial results for 2015. Seabrook Island Club-The Club Treasurer reported the 5th straight year of beating … Continue reading “Seabrook Island Announces Continued Positive Financials for 2015”
Sunset – 7:10 pm Moonrise – 7:02 pm ~ Full Harvest Moon ~ Supermoon with Lunar Eclipse (10:11 pm EDT – 11:23 pm) We had another good crowd for our August Full Moon bonfire. Let’s do it again while the fire will primarily be for atmosphere (and possibly grilling marshmallows). Since turtle nesting season is … Continue reading “Full Harvest Moon Bonfire on Sunday, September 27”
Turtle Season will be starting again, so please don’t forget that from May 1 through October 31, all outdoor lighting facing the ocean on beach front units must be turned off from dusk to dawn. Also, close the drapes or shades on windows facing the ocean during this time period. Mama turtles dig nests by moonlight and … Continue reading “Beachfront Lights Out May 1 – Oct 31”
Beach Etiquette How well do you think you know the dos and don’ts, the ins and outs, the who, what, when, and where of life on Seabrook Island? Test your knowledge and expand your understanding of the rules and regulations on Seabrook Island. Every other Sunday, Tidelines sends out a short quiz called Tidelines Quiz … Continue reading “Tidelines Quiz Time: Beach Etiquette”
Seabrook Island is home to a variety of wildlife, some of which are endangered and others that can be dangerous. There are four types of creatures that deserve special attention. On the beach, we are home to turtles, dolphins, and birds. In the freshwater ponds and wetlands, we have alligators. As the weather warms, alligators … Continue reading “Stay Safe Around Alligators”
The following article appeared on the Kiawah Island Community Association Blog: To read more about this issue, click here. –Tidelines Editors
What a beautiful morning to welcome in the new year! The 7th Annual Polar Bear Plunge took place at North Beach on this chilly but brilliantly sunny and 51° New Year’s 2024 morning. The gathered crowd of more than 250 people was the largest ever for this event. Parking was at a premium – not a … Continue reading “Plunging into 2024!”