Scenes
from the beaches of Nye Beach.
In the '20s and '30s,
two other rock structures popped up that came and went - both becoming
arches and both sometimes getting falsely nicknamed Jump-Off Joe.
One was a rock tunnel a ways south of the Natatorium (a warm salt-water
bath that stood about where the Turnaround is now). This one was
apparently located right in front of where the Vietnam Memorial
currently sits, not far from this chunk of rocks. This rock structure
here is nicknamed "the pier." |