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cody16
29-Aug-12, 16:58
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I have lived in Arkansas my entire life and have never seen the ocean.
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Strange question
I thought at first. I've seen the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, the Gulf of Mexico, the Bering Sea, and the North Sea. But America is so large, I guess if you've lived in landlocked states all your life it would be easy to have never seen the ocean or sea. You can drive for a few days and never make it to open water.
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just for the fun of it
i have swam in the sea manytimes but i am carefull ;www.google.com
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My wife and I play the "how many people" game a lot (we lead exciting lives). She posed the question above. I'm guessing it's in the millions.
Cody16, do you have an urge to see the ocean? It draws me...
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Commander, great photo
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... even though born and raised inland, I've seen the ocean many many times (military, on boats, on beaches, etc.); but, I don't particularly like oceans (except maybe for one of those romantic sunsets with a glass of wine and someone compatible).
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The lass is off to a ship's reunion next year (we both worked in the merchant navy and met at sea), I think that's how the question arose. We live right next to the North Sea, with a view from our front room.
I love a wild and stormy sea
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Here's a nice sea. Coast of Iceland, possibly...
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... water without visible land seems without character. The Iceland coast is therefore quite rugged looking and beautiful. For the same reason, I truly enjoyed visiting the Cliffs of Moher in Ireland, an incredible sojourn on the western coast.
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