Cabin Fever has left the Building

Have I been direct enough stating in previous posts that the best part of where I live is the out-doors?
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Today's the nicest Saturday we've had here in my area for quite some months. It's gorgeous out, sunny, n in the 60's. The heat's off for the day, the door's wide open. Doing errands was actually a good time because the good weather seems to give everyone such a pleasant mood.
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I finally broke down n got a throw-away cam (it was cheap) so I could show ya a few things I've written about recently. I almost never use up a roll n get it developed so quick, but decided to spice the posting up for ya.
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This first shot is of the new scenery at the end of my street since last week.

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Stop, in the name of stealing the back beach n free boat-ramp use from the natives!
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Here's my "Maple-Beard" tree (see the face?) n the view of the new mess from my front yard, very similar to the view from my window. That's the "R's" porch on the right. The waves came up to those steps during Hurricane Bob 15 years ago. (I saw the seaweed mark).
That's the tree which the "R's upper-deck furniture hit in the wind-storm. A family of owls nested in that hole last spring until the loud folkz downstairs forced them to move out... This is also where I feed the squirrels n birds by pouring seeds into the nooks n crannies of the bark (not visable).
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It was so nice n I had time to stop n get more of other stuff too, for spicing post ups later.
I should go through my old photo's to find ya the before to compare with.

This was a grassy park where people played n walked the doggies, the geese nested in the salt-grass section, n where the local fishermen were launching small sea-craft daily to sell their catch for a living.
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This big sandy mess is apparently all just for affording better drainage.

Now what are they gonna do if this work's all washed away during the next storm season... ?
I also believe the sea-level's are changing (rising) with the glacial melting taking place at both poles n with "global warming" as news reported n I posted about previously in the year just past. Just a few more inches can give wave damage a whole new power. Since the Tsunami of 12/26/05, n then the Katrina destruction, the ocean has earned a new dose of Earthly respect from us all.
They're not putting up a wall, though- just burying concrete forms, pipes, n tons of gravel. The early am loud noise n vibrations are also quite undesirable.
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So the outside WAS the best part until this mess moved in... Hope you're all getting more restful sleep than I am these days!
Now ya know...