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Mark @[email protected] · 2026-07-17 · 10:13 UTC

#Video shows Navy’s demo squadron #BlueAngels jet flying so low over crowded #beach that chairs & tents went flying &, sand kicked up

Navy said it was conducting a #safety review

Thursday morning #Trump administration officials heaped praise on the #flyover

“The flyovers will continue until morale improves,” #Hegseth wrote

Pentagon’s top spokesman wrote “Carry on Patriots” alongside photo showing a Blue Angels jet just feet above #beachgoers

https://apnews.com/article/hegseth-blue-angels-military-flyovers-safety-c2601ce50f433996c919464f1de7985c

#illegal #dystopian

#dystopian #illegal #beachgoers #hegseth #flyover #trump

Adrian Morales @[email protected] · 2026-07-05 · 10:06 UTC

Now this is a day worth celebrating. Of course, it makes sense that a certain backwater country wouldn't allow bikinis to become popular until the 60s, but everyone else was hitting the beaches in their sexy bikinis harder than the Normandy invasion. 👙 ⛱️

#NationalBikiniDay #Beach #Summer #Sexy #BeachGoers #Sun #Tanning

https://nationaldaycalendar.com/celebrations/national-bikini-day-july-5

#nationalbikiniday #beach #summer #sexy #beachgoers #sun

Nonilex @[email protected] · 2025-08-30 · 18:46 UTC

#Beaches from Crystal River, Florida, to Ogunquit, Maine, have been under advisories warning about #WaterQuality this week because of elevated levels of #bacteria associated with #fecal #waste. The advisories typically discourage #beachgoers from going in the #water because the #bacteria can cause #gastrointestinal #illness, #rashes & #nausea.

#beach #pollution #PublicHealth #lake #river #ocean #Trump #EPA #LaborDay #LaborDayWeekend

#beaches #waterquality #bacteria #fecal #waste #beachgoers

Steffell Photography @[email protected] · 2024-08-01 · 18:13 UTC

Spring is coming - 57 -

Third excerpt from my work on the city of Dinard.
When the sun is less shy.

- 📷 Leica MP
- 🎞️ Kodak Portra 400
- Summicron 50 IV

The last #beachgoers and their ghosts.

https://flic.kr/p/2q6UEgG

#filmphotography #leicafilm #leica #kodak #portra400 #filmisnotdead #cron50 #leicam #analogphotography #dinard #bretagne #leicastreet #streetphotography #reflection #beach

#beachgoers #filmphotography #leicafilm #leica #kodak #portra400

DoomsdaysCW @[email protected] · 2024-07-02 · 22:53 UTC

High #bacteria levels prompt #beach closures across several US States

NEW YORK, July 2:

"Several states have closed beaches to swimmers in recent days due to elevated levels of bacteria in the water, posing health risks to #beachgoers.

"In #Massachusetts, the Department of Public Health (#MDPH) reported closures at 37 beaches as of Monday afternoon due to 'bacterial exceedance.' High levels of fecal bacteria were detected, prompting warnings against swimming or entering the water to prevent potential illness.

"Meanwhile, in #Coronado #California, three beaches have been closed since June 26 due to bacteria levels exceeding health standards, according to the San Diego County’s Department of Environmental Health and Quality. These closures are typically linked to sewage or chemical spills.

"In #NewYork’s #SuffolkCounty, an advisory was issued last week against bathing at 63 beaches due to increased bacteria levels caused by heavy #rainfall and #stormwater runoff.

"Officials in Massachusetts identified the bacteria as enterococci, commonly found in the intestinal tracts of warm-blooded animals, including humans. The presence of enterococci suggests possible contamination of water bodies by fecal waste, as noted by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

#Enterococci bacteria can cause various infections, including urinary tract infections and potentially severe conditions like blood infections and endocarditis, according to the National Institutes of Health.

"Heavy rains following prolonged droughts can wash animal or human excrement into water bodies, including oceans, while overwhelming sewage systems may lead to untreated sewage contaminating the water.

"Additionally, Massachusetts reported closures of two beaches due to high levels of #cyanobacteria, also known as #BlueGreenAlgae. Although not infectious themselves, cyanobacteria can produce #toxins harmful to humans upon ingestion, causing symptoms such as headaches, stomach pain, and skin irritation."

#ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis #WaterIsLife #WaterPollution #Extinction