Gloomy skies and rain usually keep people away from the beach, but determined volunteers came out to Surfside Beach in force Saturday to do their parts to restore the dune line. Discarded live Christmas trees are staked along the dune line, where the branches collect sand that builds up into fresh dunes.
Memorial Mustang Outreach Bunch member Sophia Fan helps tie down Christmas trees as part of the Dunes Day effort to rebuild the sand dunes on Surfside Beach on Saturday.
Brazoria County Parks Department Lead Interpreter Mike Mullenweg shows Lake Jackson Lions Club member Leslie Bateman where trees are placed in an effort to rebuild the dunes during Dunes Day at Surfside Beach on Saturday.
Memorial Mustang Outreach Bunch member Sophia Fan helps tie down Christmas trees as part of the Dunes Day effort to rebuild the sand dunes on Surfside Beach on Saturday.
Brazoria County Parks Department Lead Interpreter Mike Mullenweg shows Lake Jackson Lions Club member Leslie Bateman where trees are placed in an effort to rebuild the dunes during Dunes Day at Surfside Beach on Saturday.
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