We know there’s tons of driftwood piled up on beaches in the Pacific North West, but Jekyll Island’s Driftwood Beach in Georgia is different, it’s a haunting boneyard of oak and pine trees uprooted by erosion, preserved by salt air and bleached by the sun.
Beaches in the US where you Can Walk for Miles and Miles
Want to go for a really, really long Walk on the Beach? Here are the longest beaches in the US, offering miles and miles of uninterrupted sand. What is the Longest …
