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Snakeadelic · 11-26-2016, 08:14 AM

I haven't lived on the Oregon coast since 1983. I do still get to beachcomb there once a year, usually for 2 days. I find I still remember how every summer there would be hysterics because someone either got caught by a sneaker wave, went out on the rocks when the tide was coming in, or got grabbed by a riptide.

I also find I don't turn my back on the Pacific until I'm above the high-tide mark. Those like 5 years being right on the beach apparently drove that one in pretty deep! Oceans are, indeed, not safe for humans.

11-26-2016, 08:14 AM	#2
Snakeadelic Banned Join Date: May 2015 Posts: 660	I haven't lived on the Oregon coast since 1983. I do still get to beachcomb there once a year, usually for 2 days. I find I still remember how every summer there would be hysterics because someone either got caught by a sneaker wave, went out on the rocks when the tide was coming in, or got grabbed by a riptide. I also find I don't turn my back on the Pacific until I'm above the high-tide mark. Those like 5 years being right on the beach apparently drove that one in pretty deep! Oceans are, indeed, not safe for humans.