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I saw that the governor in SC was opening up all of the state controlled boat ramps. This is good news.
Probably not good news. It's just going to lead to a bunch of idiots causing excessive rippling interactions with others, taking their friends out on their boats to hangout/party, and not keeping a safe distance from others in the process.
The town of Surf City is lifting a few restrictions today, Saturday April 18th. However, the parking lots and restrooms are not open. Access must be by foot or bicycle. https://www.wwaytv3.com/2020/04/17/s...ting-saturday/
The town of Surf City is lifting a few restrictions today, Saturday April 18th. However, the parking lots and restrooms are not open. I'm not sure how a visitor is supposed to use the beach. https://www.wwaytv3.com/2020/04/17/s...ting-saturday/
They're not. It's only so that island residents can walk over to the beach.
"The public will be allowed to access the beach in Surf City again starting Saturday morning.
According to a release from the town, crews are starting to remove barriers today with the hope of opening up the beach by 7 a.m. Saturday. However, public parking and restrooms will remain closed..."
"The public will be allowed to access the beach in Surf City again starting Saturday morning.
According to a release from the town, crews are starting to remove barriers today with the hope of opening up the beach by 7 a.m. Saturday. However, public parking and restrooms will remain closed..."
I knew that. I thought she was insinuating that the beach wasn't fully open.
You were wrong.
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