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The Beach at Port Aransas, Texas

 

Port Aransas is a beach town in Texas on the Gulf of Mexico. And just to make sure you're pronouncing it correctly, "Aransas" rhymes with Kansas, not Arkansas. The locals refer to it as "Port A".

The closest city is Corpus Christi, about an hour drive away. Port Aransas is on the northern tip of an island called "Mustang Island", so named after the mustang horses which used to inhabit the place.

Getting to the beach itself is very easy. There are several access roads that take you right to the sand. Regular vehicles can drive on the beach, although driving conditions vary. If it's rained recently, the sand is probably packed down pretty good, making beach driving fairly easy. If it's been a drive summer, the sand is loose and driving on the beach can be tenuous.

It's a great place for fishing, boating, shrimping, body surfing, building sand castles, beach combing, swimming, sunning, relaxing, exploring, golfing, bird watching, star gazing, walking, running and driving.

Zip Code: 78373
Area Code: 361
Time Zone: Central Daylight Time

Get the current weather data from the The University of Texas Marine Science Institute

Hurricane Ike 

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Port Aransas Weather 

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Port Aransas, Texas Webcam - This was the Place to be to Watch the Storm Surge from Hurricane Dolly 

These are the best ones to see the beach conditions

Beach Cam from Sandollar Sity - Click image to view live web cam

Sandollar Sity is a condo right on the beach at mile marker 18 (meaning that it's about 1.8 miles south of the jetty). It's located near Access Road 1A.

Beach Cam from The Dunes Condo - Click image to view live web cam
This camera is on top of The Dunes, a condo near the Horace Caldwell Pier.

Boat Launch Cam - Click image to view live web cam
Foreground: "The Pelican" is a fishing excursion boat that launches from "Deep Sea Headquarters."

Background: Public Boat Ramp at Port Aransas. Don't have a boat? No problem. Just sit back and watch other people launch their boats.

The way back background: That's the ferry line for people leaving Port Aransas.




Deep Sea Headquarters - Click image to view live web cam

I guess if you can't go fishing yourself, you can watch other people bringing in their catch. They come in all day, but there are some boat trips that come back around 3pm and again around 6pm. (Central Time)


Go to the website for Deep Sea Headquarters whose motto is "U Hook Em, We Cook Em."

Webcam: Ferry at Port Aransas, Texas 

See who is coming and going

Port Aransas, TX; South Side - Ferry Landing Looking South - Click image to view live web cam
LEAVING PORT ARANSAS
These folks have been in line and headed for the staging area for the ferry that will take them away from Port Aransas.

Port Aransas, TX; South Side - Ferry Landing Looking East - Click image to view live web cam
LEAVING PORT ARANSAS
In the background on the left is the ferry line loop. If you see cars over there, you know the wait will be long. In the upper right is the marina parking lot and are not in line for the ferry.

Port Aransas, TX; North Side - Ferry Landing Looking North - Click image to view live web cam
ARRIVING AT PORT ARANSAS
Waiting in line for the ferry that will take them to Port Aransas.

Webcams in the Port Aransas, Texas Area 

Bob Hall Pier, Corpus Christ, Texas - Click image to view live web cam
CORPUS CHRISTI, TX
Bob Hall Pier. You have to scroll down on their page to see the live cam.
From Port Aransas, drive south on highway 361 until it intersects at South Padre Island Drive (SPID)where you turn left, heading south. Drive south about 2 or 3 miles until you get to the entrance to Padre Balli Park.

Rockport, Texas - Click image to view live web cam
ROCKPORT, TX
About a 20 mile drive north of Port Aransas.
Texas Maritime Museum, Rockport, TX, 78382



Port Lavaca, Texas - Click image to view live web cam
PORT LAVACA, TX
About a 70 mile drive north of Port Aransas.
Travis MS / Nautical Landings Marina, Port Lavaca, TX 77979

...Webcam: - that might not be active anymore 

View from Bob Hall Pier

CORPUS CHRISTI, TX
Bob Hall Pier
This is view of the beach from Bob Hall Pier, which is in the city limits of Corpus Christi at Padre Balli Park.
I'm not convinced that this Bob Hall Pier cam is live

Video of Hurricane Dolly's affect on Port Aransas 

Video of Port Aransas and Hurricane Dolly

Give it up for the local newspaper, the South Jetty. They put this video report on their website - gives you an idea of what it looked like July 22, 2008.

Oh man! Jim Cantore was at Port Aransas...and I missed it!

Table of Contents 

...About Port Aransas, Texas 

I have been visiting Port Aransas since 1984 when I moved to Texas. It's about a 4 hour drive from my house in central Texas. My husband and I like being on the beach and have never done the fishing thing that so many other Port Aransas visitors like to do. We drive onto the beach, set up our chairs and canopy, put on suntan lotion, test the waters, look for shells and sand dollars, watch people in the water and on the sand, watch the birds, play in the waves, have a drink, read a newspaper, do a puzzle book, take a nap...!

In this lens, I'll highlight the good parts about Port Aransas and what to expect if you decide to go. But I'm not going to paint the rosy picture that the business owner's might portray, because no beach or beach town is flaw-free. We've been to some of the most beautiful beaches in the world and yet they have their issues too. The trick is for the beach town or village to have enough good things to outweigh the negative. We think Port Aransas does that, otherwise, we would not return as often as we do.

...2008 Beach Season is Open 

May 9-12, 2008

I just returned from our first beach visit of the season and can report that Port Aransas is still a great beach to go to. Schools in Texas are out or almost out and the beach area is starting to fill up.

The best news I can report is that there is very little seaweed compared to last year. Last year, we had to dig a path through the seaweed just to get to the water, and once at the water's edge, you were still surrounded by seaweed. It's much nicer this year, though there's still those small pieces of seaweed floating around in the water.

We did see more jellyfish left on the shore by the waves. Only a few of the "blue bags" - the term I have given to the Portugese Man of War. Not much trash or tar on the beach.

Driving conditions were good, specifically between Access Road 1A and mile marker 40. We have a car and were not even concerned about getting stuck in the sand.

It was very windy this weekend, the water was choppy and murky. I'm not sure what the water temperature was but it's warm enough for swimming.

Another great weekend at the beach!

LOOK AT PORT ARANSAS, TX 

Photos from the air and land

...Photos of Port Aransas 

Photos by Richard L. Watson, Ph.D., PG
Historical Port Aransas and Port Aransans
Includes some aerial photographs too.
Keep exploring this guy's website and you'll learn a bunch of stuff about sand dunes, erosion, channel cuts, and jetties.

Port A Aerial 1920s


Port Aransas - Aerial of the Beach Looking South

That thick line in the middle of the beach is parked cars. They park next to a series of short poles (to keep cars from getting closer to the water). You can see those same poles from the Sanddollar Sity Webcam. The link from the picture goes to a webcam from Sandollar Sity, which, if you have really sharp eyes, you could see in the upper of this photo just about where the width of the beach gets narrow.

WHAT TO DO IN PORT ARANSAS, TX 

Have fun and learn new things.

...What to Do at or Near Port Aransas 

UT MSI
Visit the University of Texas Marine Science Institute
Understand the wildlife at the beach
Aransas National Wildlife Refuge Complex
Aransas National Wildlife Refuge Complex
Take a break from the beach and check out the wildlife
Leonabelle Turnbull Birding Center
Free and fun, but you must be patient and quiet.

...Visit UTMSI 

University of Texas Marine Science Institute

The University of Texas Marine Science Institute
Learn about the sea
Find out about the latest research project
Attend a free lecture

...Have fun on the Texas Treasure 

Cruise ship (that USED TO) depart from Port Aransas

Texas Treasure
I never took the cruise, but people who have gone claim they had alot of fun.

Photo by Paul F. Gabriel
I found it on this website:
Paul F. Gabriel

UPDATE: August 16, 2008
The Texas Treasure has LEFT the Port Aransas area and returned to its home port in India. Port Aransas is looking for another cruise enterprise to replace the Texas Treasure.

...Texas Treasure Update - August 12, 2008 

Texas Treasure Gambling Ship Novelties Up For Grabs

Read the story in the KIII TV, August 12, 2008

...Texas Treasure Update - August 11, 2008 

Your Piece of the Treasure

...Texas Treasure Update - June 26, 2008 

Port may gamble on replacement ship

...Texas Treasure Update - June 17, 2008 

Texas Treasure taking on trouble

...Texas Treasure Update - June 4, 2008 

The Lawsuit filed in Florida

...Texas Treasure Update - May 5, 2006 

Operator of the Texas Treasure Sentenced

Yikes! A Press Release from the US Coast Guard, May 5, 2006

...Go exploring at the National Wildlife Refuge 

Aransas
National Wildlife Refuge

It's a short drive from Port Aransas but well worth it. You can get up close and personal with whooping cranes and alligators. The time we wen there with our dog, they told us to leave the dog in the car because it will look like dinner to the alligators!
You know you're in for an adventure when their website offers this advice:

"Alligators and poisonous snakes are present; always watch your step."

"Dress appropriately. Bring a hat, water, snack, sunscreen, insect repellent, bird book, flower book, binoculars, camera, etc."

...Look for an Alligator 

Leonabelle Turnbull Birding Center

Leonabelle Turnbull Birding Center
He's real and he's alive - I've seen him for myself.
Located at the south end of Ross Avenue
and behind the Trolley Stop.
Next to the Corpus Christi Ship Channel.
Free

Port Aransas Birding Center

...Find a place to Worship 

First Baptist Church of Port Aransas
This is the church I go to sometimes when I'm at Port Aransas. The services I went to were more contemporary than traditional, and many people wear shorts. I think the locals wear dress-casual but they realize that tourists may only have beach wear with them.

...Oh yeah, at Port Aransas you can Go to the Beach! 

Beach Use Information from City of Port Aransas
Find out about parking stickers, driving on the beach, RV camping, and more.

LEARN ABOUT THE AREA 

Seaweed, fish, sand, oil rigs.

...Seaweed at Port Aransas 

Sargassum

Sargassum is a seaweed that floats along in huge clumps until it eventually makes landfall. The birds love to pick through it for some tasty snacks.

It's a very natural part of the beach experience.

It seemed to overtake the beach in 2005 making it really unpleasant.

...Offshore Oil Rigs and Platforms 

Rig Zone
Industry Information
Offshore Technology
Periodical for the industry
US Dept of the Interior
Minerals Management Services (MMS)
Gulf of Mexico Region (GOMR)
Outer Continental Shelf (OCS)
Kids Page about the Gulf of Mexico
US Dept of the Interior
This is more my speed.

...Find Out More about Port Aransas 

City Government, Newspapers, Community Contacts
City of Port Aransas
City of Port Aransas official site
Beach town municipality
Port Aransas South Jetty
Local Newspaper published every Thursday.
Beach town newspaper.
You have to pay to read the current edition, but all the others you can access for free.
Port Aransas Chamber of Commerce
This website is packed with alot of good information for anyone going to Port Aransas.
Port Aransas Community Theatre
Seems like everytime we go to Port Aransas, they are either performing or doing casting calls.
Art Center for the Islands
Local art
Port Aransas Independent School District
Port Aransas has one elementary school, one middle school, and one high school.
They are all called, "Marlins"
Port Aransas Preservation Society
It's tough to preserve structures that get beat up by salty winds and tropical storms.
Port Aransas Buoy Data
Want to know the water temperature or wave height? Get the stats from the National Data Buoy Center
Station PTAT2 - Port Aransas, TX
Family Center grocery store
This is the only grocery store in Port Aransas but it's a good one.
They have a bakery, deli section, meat section, pharmacy, beer & wine, suntan lotion, movies, ice cream, post cards, maps, newspapers, and more. It's called "Family Center" and "IGA"
Visitor's Guide
This is published by the local newspaper quarterly and is packed with great information about Port Aransas. Definitely pick one up for yourself
Corpus Christi Caller Times
You can find out alot of good current stuff from the newspapers. You might get the real scoop on local conditions including the amount of seaweed on the beach and more accurate regional weather forcasts.
KRIS channel 6, NBC
Another good source of local information is a television station. This is the NBC affiliate, channel 6. The other two channels are 3 and 10

...Official Websites 

One of the things I like about Port Aransas is that it has real residents. In other words, it's more than just hotels, restaurants, and gift shops.
City of Port Aransas
City of Port Aransas
Beach town links - civic groups, non-government but town wide groups
Port Aransas Chamber of Commerce and Tourist Bureau
Easy to use and fun website. You can't mistake it for a beach town!
Port Aransas Independent School District
One elementary school, one middle school, and one high school. That's all they need.
Public Library
Not much of a website, but at least you can learn the name of their library!
Emergency Planning
Not to spoil your trip or anything, but being prepared for an emergency is a reality. It's best to know before you go.

HOW TO GET THERE 

It's an island so you have to cross some water to get there.

...How to Get to Port Aransas, TX 

Four Options:
1. Ride the free ferry
2. Drive over the bridge
3. Drive your boat to the marina
4. Fly your plane to the airport
Ferry Cam, Harbor Island
Ride the free ferry to Port Aransas
The ferry is run by the Texas Department of Transportation. It's free and operates 24/7. Each ferry holds about 20 vehicles, including cars, trucks, boat trailors, and RVs. You can stand out on the deck during the ride and feel the sun and breeze, watch for dolphins, and get some good panoramic views. It's the most common way for locals to get on and off the island.
Mustang Beach Airport (KRAS)
The airport is at the intersection of Highway 361 and Access Road 1A. It's all private planes, so don't try looking for it on Priceline or Travelocity! Sometimes they offer helicopter rides - I'm not sure how much they cost or how long they last.
Port Aransas Marina
Port Aransas Marina
Lot's of people arrive by boat then go fishing while the family goes to the beach
Nautical Chart
I can't seem to get enough maps - I think it must be an obsession. I like nautical charts, as long as it's not too complicated.

...Map of Port Aransas, Texas 

...Ride the Ferry 

Ferries work 24/7 bringing vehicles to island

The ferries are free and operated by the Texas Department of Transportation. It runs 24/7 and is part of Highway 361.
I like to get out of the car during the ride to get my first salty breeze.

...Dock at the Marina 

Dennis Dryer Municipal Harbor

Dennis Dryer Municipal Harbor
City Marina with many amenities:
* 4 boat ramps
* fish cleaning station
* fishing pier
* short term and long term slips
* ice available
* public restrooms
* showers (available for boatslip users)

WHERE TO STAY in PORT ARANSAS, TX 

Condos, hotels, beach houses, tents, RVs

...Lodging 

The Courtyard
FREE wireless
Efficiency and One-Bedroom Apartments
Full size kitchens. Walk to the beach.
On The Beach RV Park
I've never stayed there (don't have an RV) but they advertise free wireless internet.
Many sites have views of the beach
Cline's Landing
Although I have driven past Cline's Landing many times, I have not stayed there so I can't give it a thumbs up or down. But, this website has a few pictures of the Port Aransas harbor and the Texas Treasure ship, so I've included it here for you.

...Stay at The Courtyard 

Clean, Family Friendly FREE WI-FI

The Courtyard Condominium - Access Road 1A

We always ask to stay in a unit on the second floor near the pool. Our current favorite is room 203. It's a one-bedroom that overlooks the pool. It's close to the stairs (and your car) and close to the office which is where the wireless modem is.

Close to beach and airport
Next to golf course

FREE wireless internet service
All rooms have full size kitchens.
Efficiency has Murphy bed.
One-Bedroom has separate bedroom.
Pool and grounds well maintained.
Two story building.
No elevator, so if you have difficulty with stairs, be sure to ask for the first floor.

I don't know these people; I found their photos on Flickr and recognized that they were taken inside one of The Courtyard units. Click on the photo to see more of their "Port Aransas 10th Anniversary" photo album.

The Courtyard Condo - Living Room

The Courtyard Condo - Dining Room

The Courtyard Condo - Kitchen

Sandollar Sity 

Sandollar Sity - Looks like a great place to stay

This place is right on the beach. After a day on the beach, we like to go for a ride and everytime we go by Sandollar Sity, I wish we could stay there.

TIME, TIDES, WEATHER, AND NEWS 

Tide charts, buoy reports

NOAA Buoy Station 

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...Find out the water temperature 

National Data Buoy Center
"Moored buoys are the weather sentinels of the sea."
I couldn't have thought up that sentence by myself - it came from the NDBC, who uses buoys to gather information about the sea around it. What they are saying is that they have buoys all over the place and they record information like water temperature, wind speed and direction, wave height, and barometric pressure.

Texas Coastal Ocean Observation Network
This links to an interactive map of Texas. All you have to do is hover over an area of the Texas gulf coast to get more infomation, like the air and water temperature.

...Find out the Current Weather; the zip code for Port Aransas is 78373 

...What Time Is It? 

Port Aransas is in the Central Daylight Time and it does observe Daylight Saving Time.
Time and Date
Sorted alphabetically by city name

...Local TV, Radio and Newspapers 

Port Aransas, Corpus Christi, Rockport

Corpus Christi Caller Times
I always check their weather and beach report before I go to Port Aransas.
Published Daily
Port Aransas South Jetty
Great source for local news, property for sale, job openings, and more.
Published on Thursdays
Aransas Pass Progress
Local newspaper for Aransas Pass.
Aransas Pass is northwest of Port Aransas. It's the little town you drive through on the way to the ferry.
We always stop at the HEB to pick up our weekend food. The IGA at Port Aransas is nice and convenient, but the HEB has a larger selection and lower prices. They also have good gas prices.
Rockport Pilot
Rockport is north of Port Aransas.
It seems to cater to fishing activities more than the beach.
KRIS - NBC Affiliate
http://www.kristv.com/
NBC channel from Corpus Christi
Channel 6
KIII - ABC Affiliate
ABC channel from Corpus Christi
Channel 3
KZTV - CBS Affiliate
CBS channel from Corpus Christi
Channel 10
(if this is really their website, they could use alot of help!)
KEDT - PBS Affiliate
PBS channel from Corpus Christi
Channel 16

Local News from the Port Aransas South Jetty 

Published weekly on Thursdays.
You have to pay to view the current issue but you can look at archived issues for free.

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...Linky Loo 

Where to find more stuff...
Dunes Condo
Dunes Condo
This condo is right on the beach and has a 24/7 webcam of the beach

What else would you like to know about Port Aransas? 

Joyce

To QB7: No you don't have to take a ferry to get to Port A! If you are on the north side, the ferry is convenient out of Aransas Pass. However, if you come from the south or want to not take the ferry go to SPID (South Padre Island Drive) on south side of Corpus and take a wonderful causeway (They've raised and widened it in the last 5 years.) to Mustang Island. You take a left on the island and have a very flat drive for 20 miles or so to Port A.

I've vacationed in Port A for over 30 years; even lived there for a year and taught in Corpus. Will retire from teaching in Dallas ISD May 2010 and intend to live in Port A forever! I'm a beach bum at heart! The locals are wonderful! Oh, and let's not forget the wonderful restaurants, local drinking dives, and wonderful music especially at holidays! The fresh fish from the ocean is everywhere. A grill is a must! See y'all there! If anyone wants to contact me, I'm at portaransas2010@yahoo.com.

This website is the best!!!

Posted October 04, 2008

Gail47

This lens makes me homesick! My daughter lives in Port Aransas and my son-in-law works for Deep Sea! I have visited the island, and will someday live there when my caregiving duties in Michigan are over. You have a very detailed and complete lens here. What a great job.

Posted October 02, 2008

Houston_Real_Estate

I've driven by on my way to Brownsvill. I will have to find time to stop next time.

Posted September 04, 2008

red-cliff-movie

Nice Travel Site. I visited Beijing recently and set up a beijing related lens too. :)

Posted August 04, 2008

sirkeystone

We were suggested to go to the beach there while staying at Corpus Christi a few years ago. we enjoyed our stay, as well as the sights around the beach community.

Thanks for a good lens and the chance to remember.

Posted July 19, 2008

 
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Lens Rank for October 2008 

Day 357...10/06/08....
Day 356...10/05/08....2,173
Day 355...10/04/08....2,109
Day 354...10/03/08....2,074
Day 353...10/02/08....1,973
Day 352...10/01/08....1,920

Lens Rank for September 2008 

Day 351...09/30/08....1,926
Day 350...09/29/08....1,546
Day 349...09/28/08....1,666
Day 348...09/27/08....1,351
Day 347...09/26/08......946
Day 346...09/25/08......665
Day 345...09/24/08......731
Day 344...09/23/08......760
Day 343...09/22/08......787
Day 342...09/21/08......817
Day 341...09/20/08......845
Day 340...09/19/08......856
Day 339...09/18/08......871
Day 338...09/17/08......880
Day 337...09/16/08......868
Day 336...09/15/08......899
Day 335...09/14/08......963
Day 334...09/13/08....1,318
Day 333...09/12/08....1,797
Day 332...09/11/08....2,332
Day 331...09/10/08....2,773
Day 330...09/09/08....2,197
Day 329...09/08/08....2,139
Day 328...09/07/08....2,117
Day 327...09/06/08....2,095
Day 326...09/05/08....2,007
Day 325...09/04/08....2,033
Day 324...09/03/08....1,971
Day 323...09/02/08....2,298
Day 322...09/01/08....2,309
Day 000...00/00/08...00,000

Lens Rank for August 2008 

Day 321...8/31/08..2,343
Day 320...8/30/08..2,388
Day 319...8/29/08..2,022
Day 318...8/28/08..2,389
Day 317...8/27/08..2,281
Day 316...8/26/08..2,255
Day 315...8/25/08..2,136
Day 314...8/24/08..2,063
Day 313...8/23/08..1,794
Day 312...8/22/08..1,737
Day 311...8/21/08..1,683
Day 310...8/20/08..1,620
Day 309...8/19/08..1,620
Day 308...8/18/08..1,572
Day 307...8/17/08..1,606
Day 306...8/16/08..1,181
Day 305...8/15/08..1,134
Day 304...8/14/08..1,102
Day 303...8/13/08..1,058
Day 302...8/12/08..997
Day 301...8/11/08..977
Day 300...8/10/08..932
Day 299...8/9/08...963
Day 298...8/8/08...898
Day 207...8/7/08...821
Day 206...8/6/08...753
Day 205...8/5/08...699
Day 204...8/4/08...696
Day 203...8/3/08...714
Day 202...8/2/08...952
Day 201...8/1/08...782

Lens Rank for July 2008 

...just call me Monk

Day 171...7/1/08....8,831
Day 172...7/2/08....8,676
Day 173...7/3/08....8,298
Day 174...7/4/08....8,258
Day 175...7/5/08....7,714
Day 176...7/6/08....7,714
Day 177...7/7/08....3,106
Day 178...7/8/08....2,935
Day 179...7/9/08....1,864
Day 180...7/10/08...1,779
Day 181...7/11/08...1,683
Day 182...7/12/08...1,618
Day 183...7/13/08...1,647
Day 184...7/14/08...1,655
Day 185...7/15/08...2,251
Day 186...7/16/08...1,794
Day 187...7/17/08...1,774
Day 188...7/18/08...1,810
Day 189...7/19/08...1,620
Day 190...7/20/08...1,813
Day 191...7/21/08...1,835
Day 192...7/22/08...1,865
Day 193...7/23/08...1,719
Day 194...7/24/08...1,519
Day 195...7/25/08...1,469
Day 196...7/26/08...1,427
Day 197...7/27/08.....684
Day 198...7/28/08.....858
Day 199...7/29/08.....863
Day 200...7/30/08.....789

Lens Rank for June 2008 

...just call me Monk...

Day 141...6/1/08...11,163...294 in "Travel"
Day 142...6/2/08....8,862
Day 143...6/3/08...10,545
Day 144...6/4/08....9,719
Day 145...6/5/08....9,584
Day 146...6/6/08....9,584
Day 147...6/7/08...10,075
Day 148...6/8/08....9,922
Day 149...6/9/08...10,636
Day 150...6/10/08..10,728
Day 151...6/11/08..10,117
Day 152...6/12/08..10,108
Day 153...6/13/08...9,374
Day 154...6/14/08...9,429
Day 155...6/15/08...8,962
Day 156...6/16/08...5,696
Day 157...6/17/08...6,029
Day 158...6/18/08...6,322
Day 159...6/19/08...6,206
Day 160...6/20/08...5,937
Day 161...6/21/08...5,656
Day 162...6/22/08...5,429
Day 163...6/23/08...5,394
Day 164...6/24/08...5,695
Day 165...6/25/08...5,837
Day 166...6/26/08...6,445
Day 167...6/27/08...6,530
Day 168...6/28/08...6,588
Day 169...6/29/08...6,463
Day 170...6/30/08...9,479

Lens Rank for May 2008 

Just call me Monk

Day 110....5/1/08...16,921
Day 111....5/2/08...18,080
Day 112....5/3/08...16,235
Day 113....5/4/08...16,315
Day 114....5/5/08...15,931
Day 115....5/6/08...13,653
Day 116....5/7/08...25,946
Day 117....5/8/08...25,964
Day 118....5/9/08...25,964
Day 119...5/10/08...16,929
Day 120...5/11/08...19,658
Day 121...5/12/08...21,117
Day 122...5/13/08...16,388
Day 123...5/14/08...16,604
Day 124...5/15/08...16,344
Day 125...5/16/08...17,576
Day 126...5/17/08...16,432
Day 127...5/18/08...15,455
Day 128...5/19/08...14,648
Day 129...5/20/08...13,746
Day 130...5/21/08...13,379
Day 131...5/22/08...11,189
Day 132...5/23/08...12,822
Day 133...5/24/08...12,625
Day 134...5/25/08...12,129
Day 135...5/26/08...12,277
Day 136...5/27/08...11,180
Day 137...5/28/08...10,933
Day 138...5/29/08...10,805
Day 139...5/30/08....8,665
Day 140...5/31/08...10,586

Lens Rank for April 2008 

Day 79..04/01/08...22,653
Day 80..04/02/08...22,808
Day 81..04/03/08...22,928
Day 82..04/04/08...22,928
Day 83..04/05/08...23,425
Day 84..04/06/08...23,612
Day 85..04/07/08...23,882
Day 86..04/08/08...23,994
Day 87..04/09/08...24,744
Day 88..04/10/08...31,156
Day 89..04/11/08...31,361
Day 90..04/12/08...25,910
Day 92..04/13/08...30,637
Day 93..04/14/08...30,637
Day 94..04/15/08...31,374
Day 95..04/16/08...30,512
Day 96..04/17/08...30,683
Day 97..04/18/08...26,535
Day 98..04/19/08...20,878
Day 99..04/20/08...26,963
Day 100..04/21/08...27,040
Day 101..04/22/08...27,157
Day 102..04/23/08...20,465
Day 103..04/24/08...15,190
Day 104..04/25/08...16,204
Day 105..04/26/08...13,082
Day 106..04/27/08...16,049
Day 107..04/28/08...15,908
Day 108..04/29/08...15,953
Day 109..04/30/08...16,011

Lens Rank for March 2008 

Day 48: 3/1/08....33,643
Day 49: 3/2/08....22,854
Day 50: 3/3/08....19,176
Day 51: 3/4/08....17,933
Day 52: 3/5/08....19,148
Day 53: 3/6/08....20,915
Day 54: 3/7/08....17,128
Day 55: 3/8/08....20,985
Day 56: 3/9/08....20,985
Day 57: 3/10/08...20,985
Day 58: 3/11/08...23,058
Day 59: 3/12/08...23,058
Day 60: 3/13/08...16,066
Day 61: 3/14/08...16,066
Day 62: 3/15/08...25,739
Day 63: 3/16/08...30,348
Day 64: 3/17/08...28,662
Day 65: 3/18/08...25,260
Day 66: 3/19/08...23,593
Day 67: 3/20/08...23,878
Day 68: 3/21/08...15,318...414 in "Travel" category
Day 69: 3/22/08...15,235
Day 70: 3/23/08...13,539
Day 71: 3/24/08...13,257
Day 72: 3/25/08...15,463
Day 73: 3/26/08...15,604
Day 74: 3/27/08...16,432
Day 75: 3/28/08...17,244
Day 76: 3/29/08...18,666
Day 77: 3/30/08...14,393
Day 78: 3/31/08...20,618

Lens Rank for February 2008 

Day 19: 2/1/08:....50,877
Day 21: 2/3/08:....51,595
Day 22: 2/4/08:....55,330
Day 23: 2/5/08:....51,678
Day 24: 2/6/08:....51,968
Day 25: 2/7/08:....52,117
Day 26: 2/8/08:....52,474
Day 27: 2/9/08:....52,682
Day 28: 2/10/08:..44,991
Day 29: 2/11/08:..44,687
Day 30: 2/12/08:..44,809
Day 31: 2/13/08:..39,792
Day 32: 2/14/08:..34,514
Day 33: 2/15/08:..34,611
Day 34: 2/16/08:..34,777
Day 35: 2/17/08:..34,860
Day 36: 2/18/08:..34,801
Day 37: 2/19/08:..35,052
Day 38: 2/20/08:..35,367
Day 39: 2/21/08:..31,674
Day 40: 2/22/08:..28,969 787 in "Travel" category
Day 41: 2/23/08:..36,129
Day 42: 2/24/08:..41,366
Day 43: 2/25/08...35,920
Day 44: 2/26/08...36,128
Day 45: 2/27/08...36,671
Day 46: 2/28/08...32,841
Day 47: 2/29/08...33,184

Lens Rank for January 2008 

...because I'm a goober

Day 1: 1/15/08.....392,267
Day 2: 1/16/08:.....52,930
Day 3: 1/17/08:.....42,556
Day 4: 1/18/08:.....42,933
Day 5: 1/19/08:.....43,191
Day 6: 1/20/08:.....37,637
Day 7: 1/21/08:.....42,857
Day 8: 1/22/08:....1206 in "Travel" category
Day 9: 1/23/08:....42,121
Day 10: 1/24/08:...46,658
Day 11: 1/24/08:...43,349
Day 12: 1/25/08:...43,654
Day 13: 1/26/08:...43,654
Day 14: 1/27/08:...43,762
Day 15: 1/28/08:...37,177
Day 16: 1/29/08:...37,385
Day 17: 1/30/08:...44,641
Day 18: 1/31/08:...44,869
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I grew up in a beach town between Boston and Cape Cod. Now, I live 200 miles from the Gulf of Mexico. I miss the beach so I do the next best thing - I find webcams of beaches around the world and try to imagine what those waves sound like right now.

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