Beach Etiquette For Ocean City Visitors
Beach etiquette rules steadily emerge from unwritten norms. Environmentalists warn against feeding seagulls while lifeguard stands warn against alcohol, dogs, and litter. Observers warn that digging holes and unsecured umbrellas pose safety risks on crowded shores.
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Beach Pet Peeves Spark Lighthearted Discussion
A collection of readers from New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and New York share beach annoyances. Complaints include smoking and umbrellas, sand on blankets, seagulls, Frisbees, littering, and people stepping over others, reflecting a common urban beach scene.
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