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Originally Posted by Acajack
I see your point in theory but most of the beaches in Toronto, for example, aren't really like that (in the sense that you feel hemmed in by the city and roads, etc. when you are there.
Also, most of the most famous beaches in the world are actually in urban settings: Miami, Waikiki, Cannes, Venice (LA), Bondi, St-Tropez, Ipanema, Copacabana, etc.
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Very true, some of the largest most famous beaches are in the cities you mentioned.
I think most of the beaches you mentioned as well are located or are in close proximity to oceans/seas with salt water.
It's great to here Toronto has beaches where you feel like your out of the city and not hemmed in by a large urban center. I'd like to visit sometime.
