Beach Problems?

Originally posted by redcaped
When I was a child I felt someone touching on my back, I turned and it was floating excrement. People can do more and there aren't regulations neither or needed, just someone watching for your safety (not all the beaches) though.

Sadly I've been witness to this as well. Coincidently also as a child. I can understand and maybe accept #1 but #2. Just disgusting.

Originally posted by redcaped
But I never knew from what gender it was!

😂 Would it have made a difference?

I don't like the sand. It gets into uncomfortable places. Other than that, I give the beach a thumbs-up.

Originally posted by Capt_Fantastic
I hear they have some of the best schools of stingrays in the world.

True, true. Some of the finest diving locations and aquatic sea life to be seen anywhere.

Of course horror stories about dangers are vastly exaggerated. In all of Australia's history a grand total of three people have died due to Stingrays. Sharks are not nearly as much of a problem as people make out either.

I hate those little fish that keep bumping you cause they are eating the dead skin off your body........No matter where you go, they just follow you...........I hate them!!

The gender should explain which one is a better beach visitor. In water or out of water there will always be living beings following you deb.

The thing that I hate most about the beach is the ammount of cigarette butts in the sand. Yuk. I'd rather take my chances with the sharks than walk though yards of that.

All the beaches need repair and a touch of modern days...if they care of course. We won't need a deeper water after 10'

I meant a 10" thick & 10' in high glass wall to protect us.

Originally posted by Imperial_Samura
In all of Australia's history a grand total of three people have died due to Stingrays.

I know, that's what makes it so ironic.

This wall won't collapse during strong sea activity...it is flexible like leaves on a tree moving by the wind. Supposedly during summer the sea remains calmed. Its main priority is to serve as repellent not truly a shield.

Originally posted by debbiejo
I hate those little fish that keep bumping you cause they are eating the dead skin off your body........No matter where you go, they just follow you...........I hate them!!

Originally posted by redcaped
This wall won't collapse during strong sea activity...it is flexible like leaves on a tree moving by the wind. Supposedly during summer the sea remains calmed. Its main priority is to serve as repellent not truly a shield.

I am very sorry, but I am feeling very lost... I don't think the sea is intended to act as either a repellent or a shield.

This wall should have a repellent mechanism. When sharks bite they move a lot to rip your bones. I'm just giving humanity a ten feet depth of water freedom.

It becomes rigid only during the summer. Made like buildings, they excavate to set this wall 4' below the sand. It is not a single piece which would be impossible to do under water but as a keyboard. Beaches remain closed during the year and all that came from the exterior should be removed (cleaned)

Originally posted by redcaped
The gender should explain which one is a better beach visitor. In water or out of water there will always be living beings following you deb.

Interesting tourism fact: Acapulco has many more shark attacks then the media tells because of all the water pollution and the shape of the land mass around it.

OH, and anyone ever been to Panama City Beach, FL..........oh, the dirtiest beach with cig butts and bottles I've ever been too.

Also in land beaches here in MI have such problems with e coli that they close them ALL THE TIME (Not the Great Lakes though).....Private lakes are where people want to live now.

You are not dead debby. There are lots of things to fix...war, money, food, love, sex, books, movies, cities, governments, transportation, education, and BEACHES!

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