FERNANDINA BEACH, Fla. — The higher tides than normal have created a bizarre sight in Fernandina Beach.

City leaders are warning beach goers about sand cliffs left behind from erosion.

In a Facebook post , the city reports the cliffs are as high as four to five feet in some spots, making getting up and down to the water a little tricky.

"Galivanting along and almost came tumbling down that giant wall right there," said Mackenzie Cardona while vacationing from Georgia.

Cardona plans to do all kinds of sightseeing on a cruise with her family this week.

However, perhaps the most peculiar thing she'll see on the vacation was during the beach day her family squeezed in at Fernandina Beach.

"It is super high," said Cardona. "I've definitely never seen this before. I've never been here bef

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