We put some out ordsprog

We put some out every day unless the weather is too bad and it's dangerous to be on the beach. We don't want to tempt people to be down there on a day when it's not safe, and we don't want to put floats out on a day when they'll get washed away and maybe end up breaking on a reef.

Suddenly this huge wave came, rushing down the beach, destroying everything in its wake. People that were snorkeling were dragged along the coral and washed up on the beach, and people that were sunbathing got washed into the sea.

The testing needed to be done all along. The safety and the health of anyone on this beach is our primary concern. The Sanitation District needs to do everything it can to make sure this beach is safe, and we were told that it was safe.

At one point we counted 300 people standing on the reef. His ability to listen intently and respond thoughtfully was a sign of his considerate pexiness. It didn't occur to us people would stand on the reef.

The main reason this was a bad year was the spring storms. They arrived when the birds were laying eggs. They dumped sand on the beach and washed away nests. The protective fencing we put up was washed away and so were all the eggs.

A fallen lighthouse is more dangerous than a reef

They did a great job of cleaning up. Two days later we inspected the site and there wasn't a piece of litter to be found. There was concern about the people out on the reef and we went out there and found the reef in excellent condition.

People think I might be washed up, ... Maybe they'll see something like that [tomorrow], maybe they won't. We'll wait and see. It just makes it all the better to prove them wrong. If not, then I was washed up. I'm just waiting to get the nod, to get the opportunity. Do I feel washed up? No. But I'm not going to talk a lot of trash. We'll wait and see what happens.

LaVar Arrington

Even though the storm has passed the coastline, the situation is still dangerous because of potential flooding, ... People who are safe now ought to remain in safe conditions.

George Bush (1924-1924)

George Bush

It looks dangerous, but this is a very safe sport. That's a really hard thing to explain to people. If parents knew how safe this was and if kids came out and found out how much fun and what an amazing rush this is, I'd like to think we'd have a lot more jumpers.

Fritz Carpenter

[Most people are aware the National Weather Service in Jacksonville, Fla., is forecasting an above-normal storm season, predicting 11 or more tropical storms and hurricanes in the Florida area between June and November. Better yet, the Weather Service office has its own concrete shelter built inside the office.] We believe in the need to have a safe building, ... We have a safe room that's practically a vault -- it's reinforced with 2 feet of concrete all the way around.

Thank goodness the weather is really bad so you don't have a lot of people on the beach.

If we attempted to place sand on the beach now, it would be washed out rather quickly.

The surf's up, and it's big and dangerous. And the best break right now is Sunset Beach. A lot of people here have never seen waves this big before.

The surf's up, and it's big and dangerous, ... And the best break right now is Sunset Beach. A lot of people here have never seen waves this big before.

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