Beaches

Soil From The Beach =(

Shortest distance to a salt-water beach by road, Galveston TX (680 miles)

Shortest distance to a fresh water beach on a major body of water: Chicago, IL (520 miles)

Shortest distance to a fresh water beach: Milford Lake, only 10-15 miles out of town!

A Tangent

I really don't know if this is your fault or not(whoever asked this question) but this was under"Horseisle".

Anyways, to answer your question, Yes Virginia* Beach Does have Dolphins.

Thanks!

Tuesday in transylvania; Wednesday in Alaska; Saturday in turkey; Sunday in turkmenistan; Wednesday mornings in Antarctica; monday in the u.s. of a.

if youre name is joe, however, any day works.

but really you just need a good, solid, umbrella.

What is this question all about are you that much of an idiot that you don't know what to take to go swimming with. Well of course you take an apple,telly and socks.

A beach is not capable of being continued with minimal long-term effect on the environment!

SOme organisms that live on the beach are sand crabs, seagulls, other birds, hermit crabs, adn sometimes there are mussels buried deep down in the ground.

One beach is maintained by the state, the other by the city. There are two separate passes to buy, though the state one will get you into all California state parks.

Heinrich Severloh, a German soldier in charge of an MG42 during the Allied assault. He is considered to killed over 900 American soldiers that day.

The plural noun beaches is "playas" (las playas).

Beaches are formed by waves depositting sand.

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the goo la goon beach becuz that's the only beach in bikini bottom

Because the fruity monsters gonna get you

218 to Folly Beach, SC, the closest beach to Charlotte.

Yes, Blizzard Beach provides towels. Of course, you have to return them.

If you take I4, you can hop over to south Tampa. Picnic Island is a small beach near MacDill Air Force Base.

it is because of the waves as they decend on the beach in ripples

202 miles

some of the places are

Depending upon where you live, real estate law determines what (if any) portion of a beach (or a freshwater lake) can be privately owned.

As for the seashore, in some states private ownership is down to the "mean high tide" line, in others it is "mean low tide" line. There are also places where the ENTIRE beach is owned by the state or federal government, or a Native American Tribe. Certainly in mooring and wharf areas, there are private owners of the appurtenant structures and perhaps the land beneath them.

Where the laws provide for beach ownership, taking things from the beach (such as naturally occurring shellfish, driftwood, flotsam or jetsam) is considered theft of personal property, but only if taken within the prescribed tidal area that is privately owned. Similarly, walking on such areas is considered "trespass", although not usually criminal unless fenced or properly posted with warning signs.

The leeward beaches to the west and southwest are calmer, facing the Caribbean Sea. It is my favorite one.....

Two of the best beaches are also the most popular -- Orient and Great Bay.

Orient is located on the French side of the island. It is long, arching and quite pretty. Because it is French, it also is clothing optional.

Great Bay Beach is located on Great Bay, which is the located at the cruise port of Philipsburg.

Anyone visiting by cruise can simply step off the ship and walk a few hundred yards to the beach.

The beach is not so much pretty like Orient as it is convenient. It is located right by the Philipsburg boardwalk and only a block from the main shopping district. There are plenty of restaurants right there.

The beaches with black sand are volcanic in origin.