By: Raymond Ray

Raymond Ray — Fri, 19 Jun 2015 13:56:17 +0000

Note: They that are responsible, can possibly ride some type of thick wheel motorized scooter to move about particular beaches collecting trash and cleaning restrooms…

By: Raymond Ray

Raymond Ray — Fri, 19 Jun 2015 11:45:19 +0000

I agree with BEST 100% “We cannot afford to have every beach mimic Horseshoe Bay, where the beach gets so crowded sometimes that trash barrels are overwhelmed and tempers become edgy — that level of activity is not sustainable.
And we must retain a few beaches where, (like Warwick Long Bay for example) their pristine and natural beauty are worth shielding perhaps forever from commercial development.
Warwick Long Bay in particular is not as safe as most of our beaches. There is a sharp underwater drop-off close to the waterline that poses danger for children and unskilled or impaired swimmers. Also, the berm is steep, which limits tractor use for raking seaweed that accumulates. In addition to the natural value, these area good reasons to preserve W.L.B. in a state as close to wilderness as possible. Toilets and a daily lunch-wagon are all the facilities needed there.” Though I would also suggest consider “summer jobs” for them needing work / or school children who can clean the beaches and rest rooms; e.g.sanitizing them and having adequate toilet tissue on hand…

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By: Raymond Ray

By: Raymond Ray