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Bags of trash collected during the Friends of Tigertail Quarterly Beach Cleanup Saturday. The next Cleanup opportunities will be Sept. 19, Ocean Conservancy International Coastal Wide cleanup, and Dec. 5, Quarterly Cleanup.

Photo by GLENN WALTON, Special to the Eagle

Bags of trash collected during the Friends of Tigertail Quarterly Beach Cleanup Saturday. The next Cleanup opportunities will be Sept. 19, Ocean Conservancy International Coastal Wide cleanup, and Dec. 5, Quarterly Cleanup.

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  • Bags of trash collected during the Friends of Tigertail Quarterly Beach Cleanup Saturday. The next Cleanup opportunities will be Sept. 19, Ocean Conservancy International Coastal Wide cleanup, and Dec. 5, Quarterly Cleanup.
  • Stewardship Committee Chairperson Susan LaGrotta poses in front of the Friends of Tigertail display Saturday morning during the Quarterly Beach Cleanup. During hurricane season, there is an increase of debris that washes ashore. For more information or to contact the Friends of Tigertail Beach Inc. visit the Web site: Friendsoftigertail.com.
  • Items collected from the wreckage of the 28-foot Pearson sailboat (shown in the background) that ran aground July 6th.
  • Cindy Blatt happily participates in the Friends of Tigertail Quarterly Beach Cleanup Saturday morning.
  • Woodwork from the wreckage of the 28-foot Pearson sailboat that ran aground July 6.
  • Cindy Dohm proudly holds a unique bottle and label she found during the Friends of Tigertail Quarterly Beach Cleanup. Dohm found the plastic bottle with a rolled up label on the inside. Once Dohm removed the label from inside the bottle, she was surprised to see the bottle was from Egypt.
  • Friends of Tigertail pose for a picture during the Quarterly Beach Cleanup Saturday morning.
  • Crab trap Buoy on Tigertail Beach waiting to be picked up.
  • The cleanup could not have come at a better time. The wreckage from the 28-foot Pearson sailboat that ran aground July 6 was strewn up and down the beach.
  • The wreck of the 28-foot Pearson sailboat that ran aground July 6.

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