Beachwalker
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That's pretty cool man. Not as cool as a shark bong though...View attachment 886495
So I'm gonna post things in here
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And I wanna keep it ocean-style
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Might even share my Cape Cod Bloody Mary recipe at some point
Got some new nutrients from Masterblend and I'm going to document them here on some Black D.O.G. and Indian Bubblegum, for starters
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Most of the pictures are and will be mine, some will be grabbed off the net, all will be ocean based in general and New England/Cape Cod Shore in particular
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we've got em' right offshore (that's why I'm called Beachwalker and not Oceanswimmer) :) The red dots on the map are great white sightings
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thanks for stopping by, pull up a beach chair and grab a frosty out of the cooler
I'll get some cannabis pictures up presently
That's pretty cool man. Not as cool as a shark bong though...
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Thanks for stopping by, no it's this..Is that Indiana bubblegum from Mosca?
In other words, they are hanging out waiting for the hors d’oeuvresRegarding this map, I should clarify: the hundreds of little red dots are sightings, the big red dots areattacks!
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When you are out past the last reachable sand bar and diving for bar clams all is fine until you start to think about jaws.Regarding this map, I should clarify: the hundreds of little red dots are sightings, the big red dots areattacks!
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Lol you know it! been in the ocean all my life on both coasts, but about 7 years ago I started watching Shark Week and I saw so many things about great whites on the cape, previously it was generally thought that they didn't come north past the Outer Cape, but then I found out they were spotted as far north as offshore Maine!? Eventually it dawned on me there's only one way there getting to Maine lol! ..they're going right by where I swim and surf..!When you are out past the last reachable sand bar and diving for bar clams all is fine until you start to think about jaws.
It gets me a bit jittery especially when those on shore wouldn't even know you were gone.
About 40 years ago I and some friends went to La Jolla snorkeling. It's long been a protected beach, no fishing or collecting shellfish, etc. You can swim out several hundred yards no deeper than 8-10 feet when you come to a drop-off into a dark abyss. I had seen Jaws a few years prior and let me tell ya, when I hit that area every one of my orifices puckered right up! Closed tight! I set my personal best swim time returning to the beach thinking what might be chasing me. I had kept large predatory fish and watched them stock prey and all those wonderful thoughts and movie scenes ran through my head.When you are out past the last reachable sand bar and diving for bar clams all is fine until you start to think about jaws.
It gets me a bit jittery especially when those on shore wouldn't even know you were gone.
I lived in Glendale in the 80s and traveled up and down Big Sur but I never swam north of Santa Barbara, but I have learned that's also a shark area!? On a side note Santa Barbara's one of the most beautiful places I've ever beenAbout 40 years ago I and some friends went to La Jolla snorkeling. It's long been a protected beach, no fishing or collecting shellfish, etc. You can swim out several hundred yards no deeper than 8-10 feet when you come to a drop-off into a dark abyss. I had seen Jaws a few years prior and let me tell ya, when I hit that area every one of my orifices puckered right up! Closed tight! I set my personal best swim time returning to the beach thinking what might be chasing me. I had kept large predatory fish and watched them stock prey and all those wonderful thoughts and movie scenes ran through my head.
I've gone back in the water many times since but not there. Seal Beach, up the coast is shallow and warm in the summer and pretty good waves. Lifeguards on the beach, pier and a boat keeping swimmers from going to far out and pulling tired swimmers out of the water when there's a strong undertow. La Jolla? NEVER AGAIN!
We did pay a visit to the tide pools this past May but no chance of me getting in that water ever again!!!
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So now ya got a West coast ocean pic.
LOL I gotta drag it out a bit, I'm running out of strains & beach pics! LOL (hint: one secret ingredient is horseradish)God damn it! I’m drooling on my phone!
The suspense is killin me!
Give it up what’s the recipe!!!:)!!
They sure did a number on the people with those movies that's for sure!About 40 years ago I and some friends went to La Jolla snorkeling. It's long been a protected beach, no fishing or collecting shellfish, etc. You can swim out several hundred yards no deeper than 8-10 feet when you come to a drop-off into a dark abyss. I had seen Jaws a few years prior and let me tell ya, when I hit that area every one of my orifices puckered right up! Closed tight! I set my personal best swim time returning to the beach thinking what might be chasing me. I had kept large predatory fish and watched them stock prey and all those wonderful thoughts and movie scenes ran through my head.
I've gone back in the water many times since but not there. Seal Beach, up the coast is shallow and warm in the summer and pretty good waves. Lifeguards on the beach, pier and a boat keeping swimmers from going to far out and pulling tired swimmers out of the water when there's a strong undertow. La Jolla? NEVER AGAIN!
We did pay a visit to the tide pools this past May but no chance of me getting in that water ever again!!!
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So now ya got a West coast ocean pic.
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