Posted Sep 25, 2013, 6:34 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2011
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Originally Posted by Cyrodill
I'm not trying to offend posters, but their is something about a beach, where you actually go swimming in, being located on the banks or near to a major metropolitan city or an extremely high area of density that screams, bring your kids here for a nice day at the beach?
It's kinda like, let's go to the beach(add sand), and swim in a river going through the heart of a large downtown area? I'll pass(personally), others may enjoy the experience.
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Did you mean "is there something" because otherwise this post itself didn't make sense given your stated opinion about the superiority of secluded beaches in the other thread.
What do rivers have to do with this though?
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