| The racers and their boats had been arriving since early morning and had generated a great deal of interest among beachgoers. |
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| No matter what the season, beachgoers can relax on the sunny, peaceful shores of Pensacola's award-winning coastline. |
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| Upon my arrival, I focused on locating the perfect spot to plant myself, without really looking at my fellow beachgoers. |
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| Their jobs can be so tough that at times they even have to duck punches from troublesome beachgoers. |
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| Many marine creatures are venomous, and beachgoers experience envenomation regularly. |
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| He stressed that beachgoers still could swim on the north side of the island, where none of the organisms have been spotted. |
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| The very idea of sharks stalking the Gold Coast sends a shiver up the spine of beachgoers. |
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| He said lifeguards often stayed at the beach after they finished work to ensure beachgoers remained safe. |
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| Tourism became increasingly important in the 21st century, and the clear, clean waters off Dueodde Strand drew beachgoers from across Europe. |
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| The photograph generated much debate about camera angles, and whether the beachgoers actually were indifferent. indifferent to whom? |
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| A popular location for beachgoers and surfers is the recreation park, De Hege Gerzen, situated on the IJsselmeer. |
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| To provide more convenience to sun lovers and beachgoers there are lavatory and outdoor showers on site. |
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| Fog blankets the coast of central California each summer, hydrating the region's majestic redwood trees and chilling beachgoers. |
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| A gang of thieves had surrounded beachgoers, taken their belongings and run off before the police could get them. |
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| Most beachgoers drive to the Shore from other parts of New Jersey or else from New York and Pennsylvania. Dina Long, the mayor of Sea Bright, says the town has sold out of beach badges, which are needed to access the beach. |
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| The well-buffed bodies of most of its beachgoers seem to belong to a different gene pool from the lobster-red, pot-bellied species that toss cans on Europe's beaches. |
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| Shoreline and Recreational Activities: Debris from beachgoers, picnics, sports and games, festivals, as well as litter washed from streets, parking lots, and storm drains. |
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| The photograph, entitled The Indifference of the West, was of two beachgoers in Tarifa, spain, sitting under an umbrella, while to their right there lay a dead body. |
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| European beachgoers were the most permissive with regard to toplessness on the beach. |
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| Those beachgoers who reapplied sunscreen every one to two hours, and after leaving the water, were less likely to get a sunburn. |
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| Toxins produced by the algae accumulate in shellfish, kill sea creatures, and irritate the eyes and respiratory systems of boaters and beachgoers. |
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| The ParkLINK shuttles run each weekend carrying hikers, bikers and beachgoers across the Santa Monica Mountains and along the coast from Malibu Lagoon to Zuma Beach. |
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| Beachgoers shuffle back and forth from the bar, and it's crazy crowded. |
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