well fortunately for these ladies they do not need to monitor their radio as to the pollution index or if the water is suitable for swimming in] that particular day
-they don't have to worry about large tankers going down and the ocean drift sending oily water and birds and sea animals covered with oil to their beaches....
-I imagine they may have had 'red tides' hopefully not to the magnitude of today's .....3 years ago experienced a red tide off boca chica beach (the Rio river runs thru this beach and the beach continues down thru Mexico..... 20 miles approx from Brownsville, Texas)....well really didn't give too much thought to what exactly a red tide was till we reached the beach and (3 of us in the truck, windows down) I started choking, just thinking I may have swallowed the wrong way till my companions started coughing, all our eyes were watering, and we rolled up the windows immediately...even that wasn't enough to stop the stench....2 car washings and our friend's truck still smelt of the decay on the beach the following day
no....I am imagining a day with light winds, and aromas of sand, water, tropical trees (a friend in England pointed out to me they have palm trees on some southern coastal areas, not sure if this area talked about is one of those though)--the sea gulls calling, waves lapping, rustling of the palms, my favourite time before the sun is high to walk the beach, or when the day calms down in the evening {wonder what no traffic noise sounds like!!!!}
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