Lake, ocean or pool
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and had the entire beach from 10 to 1am not a soul to be seen. Miss it right now.
Well, if the Ocean is the beach in the Caribbean then that changes things. I was thinking outer banks. The thing is creatures exist in the ocean that can eat me and not even burp. I never had anything like that at Kentucky Lake. Although, there's probably catfish at the dam that could come close.
I have all at my finger tips. I have a heated pool and swim 12 months out of the year, my property backs up to a spring fed lake and the Gulf of Mexico is just a few miles away.
I prefer living on the coast. You get fresh seafood any time of the year and you get spectacular views, cloud formations and colors in the sky. Plus I was born and raised around it so it is home for me.
As a bonus I get to meet, greet and swim with the mermaids.
I prefer living on the coast. You get fresh seafood any time of the year and you get spectacular views, cloud formations and colors in the sky. Plus I was born and raised around it so it is home for me.
As a bonus I get to meet, greet and swim with the mermaids.
Mediterranean sea... you're about as likely to encounter a shark as you are a mermaid or sirens.
We live on a lake and it's great. Ocean you have storm serge to worry about plus gazillion dollar insurance premiums. Pools are a maintenance pain in the arse that you get tired of very quickly though they are good if you have kids. (we have pool, wife wanted it - I hate it).
To swim in?
Pool--no sand, no salt, no other creatures
To see?
I enjoy the other two.
With that said, pool.
Pool--no sand, no salt, no other creatures
To see?
I enjoy the other two.
With that said, pool.
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