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 Excitment on the beach! by tpangelinan
There were two small children (about 4 or 5 years old) on board this craft. The waves were tipping this pontoon boat straight up in the air, about to smash it on the rocks. Some surfers pulled this boat safely to the shore. Leave a Comment
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 no peanut butter needed by RIPKEN_HOFLeave a Comment
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Make sure you watch the flags when you're at the beach. THey will tell you whether or not it is safe to go in the water. I remember one time there was a flag because there was a Man-of-war in the water. Nice to look at from the beach, but I wouldn't want to be swimming with it. Leave a Comment
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Be warned, have info about this scam. U order via the web, and your grocerys' are to be sent to your unit. This looks like a scam , take your money and no food..
www.ocgroceries.com is the site so watch out if you want to use it... Leave a Comment
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Careful of the heavy winds. You can literally be sandblasted by the wind.
Also watch out for the rip tide. Usually very strong during changing weather - the onset of a storm, a day or two before it hits the area. Leave a Comment
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 by RIPKEN_HOF
without eating and endure extreme temperatures and salinity.
The Delaware Bay region is home to the largest population of the American horseshoe crab (Limulus polyphemus), which is found along the western shores of the Atlantic Ocean from Maine to the Yucatan. Another three species live in the coastal waters from Japan to Indonesia.
Once called "Horsefoot Crabs" because of the resemblance of its shell to a horse hoof, the Horseshoe Crab isn't really a crab. Related to scorpions, ticks and land spiders, horseshoe crabs have their own classification (Class Merostomata). Leave a Comment
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 strong waves by RIPKEN_HOF
A rip tide, or undertow, is a small but strong channel of water moving out to sea. Rip tides are characterized by darker, deeper and foamier water, sometimes with floating debris. The area where the rip is is usually calm with a rippled surface and smaller waves.
Rip tips:
If you get caught in a rip tide,
Stay calm, and do not swim directly against it.
If you are a strong swimmer, swim parallel to shore until you are past the current, and then swim toward the shore.
If you are a weak swimmer, signal to the lifeguard and either float with the current or continue to tread water until help arrives. Leave a Comment Other Contact: Ask lifeguard before swimming
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 by RIPKEN_HOF
small sand sharks in the bayside.. Leave a Comment
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 by RIPKEN_HOFLeave a Comment Other Contact: 75 th. street , oceanside
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- Georgia Belle Hotel Suites & Lounge
12004 Coastal Hwy, 121st Street & Oceanblock (formerly Georgia Belle Hotel & Suites), Ocean City, MD - The Stowaway Grand Hotel
2100 Baltimore Avenue, Ocean City, MD - Coconut Malorie Resort
200 59th Street on the Bay, Ocean City, MD - Quality Inn Oceanfront
5400 Coastal Hwy, Ocean City, MD - Bonita Beach Hotel
8100 Coastal Highway, Ocean City, MD - Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites OCEAN CITY, MARYLAND
12601 Coastal Highway, Ocean City, MD - Carousel Resort Hotel & Condominiums
11700 Coastal Highway, Ocean City, MD - Marigot Beach Condominium Suites
10100 Coastal Highway, Ocean City, MD - Princess Bayside Beach Hotel
48th Street & Coastal Highway, Ocean City, MD - Comfort Inn Boardwalk
507 Atlantic Avenue @ 5th St and Oceanfront, Ocean City, MD - Bay Sails Inn
102 60th St. / 60th St. on the Bay, Ocean City, MD - Best Western Ocean City Hotel
5501 Coastal Highway, Ocean City, MD - Ramada Limited Ocean City
4201 Coastal Hwy, Ocean City, MD, United States, Ocean City, MD - Hilton Suites Ocean City Oceanfront
3200 North Baltimore Avenue, Ocean City, MD - Quality Inn Boardwalk
1601 Atlantic Ave., Ocean City, MD
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