Photos from the first day of the American Sand Sculpture Championship
Marc Mangia, of Ohio, with a sand castle scultpture with the words “Paul loves Beth” in honor of a wedding planned for Friday night on Fort Myers Beach. Photo by Nathan Mayberg/Fort Myers Beach Observer
Marc Mangia, of Ohio, with a sand castle scultpture with the words “Paul loves Beth” in honor of a wedding planned for Friday night on Fort Myers Beach. Photo by Nathan Mayberg/Fort Myers Beach Observer
Marc Mangia, of Ohio, with a sand castle scultpture with the words “Paul loves Beth” in honor of a wedding planned for Friday night on Fort Myers Beach. Photo by Nathan Mayberg/Fort Myers Beach Observer
The American Sand Sculpture Championship returned to Fort Myers Beach Thursday for the first time in five years. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
The American Sand Sculpture Championship returned to Fort Myers Beach Thursday for the first time in five years. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
The American Sand Sculpture Championship returned to Fort Myers Beach Thursday for the first time in five years. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
The American Sand Sculpture Championship returned to Fort Myers Beach Thursday for the first time in five years. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
The American Sand Sculpture Championship returned to Fort Myers Beach Thursday for the first time in five years. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
The DiamondHead Beach Resort is hosting the American Sand Sculpture Championship on Fort Myers Beach this week.
The DiamondHead Beach Resort is hosting the American Sand Sculpture Championship this week. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
Music at the DiamondHead Beach Resort during the American Sand Sculpture Championship. Photo by Nathan mayberg
The DiamondHead Beach Resort is hosting the American Sand Sculpture Championship this week. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
The American Sand Sculpture Championship returned to Fort Myers Beach Thursday for the first time in five years. The championship runs through Sunday at the DiamondHead Beach Resort. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
Marc Mangia, of Ohio, with a sand castle scultpture with the words “Paul loves Beth” in honor of a wedding planned for Friday night on Fort Myers Beach. Photo by Nathan Mayberg/Fort Myers Beach Observer
Marc Mangia, of Ohio, with a sand castle scultpture with the words “Paul loves Beth” in honor of a wedding planned for Friday night on Fort Myers Beach. Photo by Nathan Mayberg/Fort Myers Beach Observer
The American Sand Sculpture Championship returned to Fort Myers Beach Thursday for the first time in five years. The championship runs through Sunday at the DiamondHead Beach Resort. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
The American Sand Sculpture Championship returned to Fort Myers Beach Thursday for the first time in five years. The championship runs through Sunday at the DiamondHead Beach Resort. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
The American Sand Sculpture Championship returned to Fort Myers Beach Thursday for the first time in five years. The championship runs through Sunday at the DiamondHead Beach Resort each day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
he American Sand Sculpture Championship returned to Fort Myers Beach Thursday for the first time in five years. The championship runs through Sunday at the DiamondHead Beach Resort each day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
he American Sand Sculpture Championship returned to Fort Myers Beach Thursday for the first time in five years. The championship runs through Sunday at the DiamondHead Beach Resort each day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
he American Sand Sculpture Championship returned to Fort Myers Beach Thursday for the first time in five years. The championship runs through Sunday at the DiamondHead Beach Resort each day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
he American Sand Sculpture Championship returned to Fort Myers Beach Thursday for the first time in five years. The championship runs through Sunday at the DiamondHead Beach Resort each day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
he American Sand Sculpture Championship returned to Fort Myers Beach Thursday for the first time in five years. The championship runs through Sunday at the DiamondHead Beach Resort each day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
The American Sand Sculpture Championship returned to Fort Myers Beach Thursday for the first time in five years. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
Marc Mangia, of Ohio, with a sand castle scultpture with the words “Paul loves Beth” in honor of a wedding planned for Friday night on Fort Myers Beach. Photo by Nathan Mayberg/Fort Myers Beach Observer
The DiamondHead Beach Resort is hosting the American Sand Sculpture Championship this week. Photo by Nathan Mayberg
Music at the DiamondHead Beach Resort during the American Sand Sculpture Championship. Photo by Nathan mayberg
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