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Detecting on the beach can be dangerous...

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Pete in MI

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Leelan and I are on the beach and these dinosaurs came to see what we were doing.

(Sherry took an old photo of us and put the Color Form Dinos on the screen of her computer then photographed it). Never know what you will find on a beach.
 
Actually I always where a light sneaker to detect on beaches, as there are a multitude of 'real' dangers hidden in the sand. I've seen children get cut bad from running around bare foot. My foot doctor doesn't recommend going barefoot anywhere these days.
 
Agree...I always wear something on my feet...those Crocs are good - lots of rubber between sand and foot.
 
n/t
 
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