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Ours are closed as well – or would be if they were patrolled at this time of year. Huge seas, only swim if you’re suicidal.
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Amazing though that so many do go swimming and that parents let little children play in the water when the rips are so dangerous.
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I love watching the awesome powers of our oceans at this time of year, I do agree that actually swimming under these conditions is not a healthy choice.
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I agree Charlie. Watching is awesome and seeing the beach wash away just shows how powerful it is. Not a healthy choice to swim for sure.
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Surf smashing.
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Beach eroding
Swim – brain mashing.
That collaborative poem has to happen.
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Sh, don’t tell lrene, but we already are!
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Goody. I’ve been wanting to.
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Wow, that’s a pounding surf!
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I heard later that Noosa which was the only beach on the Sunshine Coast open the day before) had to do numerous rescues and had a number of dislocated shoulders from waves dumping people down hard on the sand.
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Do those waves attract surfers?
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Noosa Beach did. They were many there taking advantage of what is normally a calm area. I would have taken a photo but the crowds of people viewing the rough seas (and Noosa was the only beach on the Sunshine Coast open for swimming) we couldn’t get a parking spot anywhere. Further south I didn’t see anybody in the water and the waves were fairly lethal. Apparently Noosa life savers had to rescue many with quite a number suffering dislocated shoulders from being dumped with force into the sand below. Dry land for me on days like that.
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Wow! That’s some force!
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Absolutely. A force not to be messed with.
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