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    Beautiful Beach

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    vacation at (Beach name).We have already planned this trip a few months ago and have done all our preparations.We were very excited to go on this trip because we have not went on a family trip since I was 12. We have brought foods such as rice‚ chicken‚ snacks‚ and drinks like Coke or juice. We also brought some equipment to prepare the foods. I would never forget my fishing rod‚ because there is a good area for fishing. We left our house at 2 in the afternoon and the journey to the beach took approximately

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    Myrtle Beach

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    about my trip to Myrtle Beach. Every year I take a trip to Myrtle Beach to visit my grandparents. Myrtle Beach has a very humid subtropical climate. The summer is long hot and humid. The average daytime high is 83 to 95 degrees F and the average night time lows are near 70 degrees F.If you are looking for an entertaining and relaxing way to spend the hot days of summer‚ Myrtle Beach definitely plenty to offer. The first thing I always do when i first arrive is go to the beach to relax after a long

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    Dover Beach

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    Loss at Dover Beach ‘Dover Beach’ written by Matthew Arnold. Arnold visited Dover Beach immediately after his marriage with Francis Lucy Whitman. But he does not emit contentment nor does he glamorize the poem. He expresses a sort of grief at the loss of faith he has in religion that is the sole characteristic of the Victorian Era. The poem’s tone is miserable or unhappy. It is a poem in which depicts religious‚ emotional‚ and philosophical traits. Although the poem describes the sea as beautiful

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    Dover Beach

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    Impression of Dover Beach by Matthew Arnold James Ferguson ENG 125 Introduction to Literature Prof. Concetta Williams April 22‚ 2013 INTRODUCTION Dover Beach is a lyrical poem‚ and although it refers to a calm sea awakening to crash upon the rocks upon the rocks on the shore‚ it is actually referring to the insanity of men and the ever changing state of the world. Throughout this paper I will be explaining how this poem made an impact on me. This poem uses many of the tools of the poet

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    A day at the beach

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    It was a hot‚ oppressive day and my friends and I decided that it was a virtuous day to go to the beach. I could see the Sun optimistic yellow pellet‚ blistering in the sky as we were on our way to the Newport Beach in Rhode Island. The open-air temperature was progressively starting to plunge down and the traffic lanes were starting to get narrower which was a sign that we were close to the beach. We parked our car into the parking spot and started walking across the black asphalt‚ which emanated

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    Cronulla Beach

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    At Cronulla Beach there are many geographical issues affecting the area. Human or natural forces can affect geographical issues. One of these issues includes erosion. Erosion is one of the biggest geographical issues‚ which is the wearing down of different materials‚ such as rock‚ soil and sand. Some of the few management strategies used to provide a better environment are sand dunes and the sea bee wall. Erosion is the wearing down of different materials caused by natural forces such as long

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    Sunset on a Beach

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    Sunset on a Beach The sun peaked through the horizon‚ if saying a final goodbye to this California beach bed. Before leaving she gave me a gift of pure peace and serenity. Holding my eyes prisoner to the heavenly sight she put in front of me. While my feet were held into the grainy sand in desperate need of warmth and the smell of salt invading my nostrils. The beach is warm‚ with a captivating view‚ and has pure peace. The beach is where my problems and stressed are released‚ where nothing goes

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    Beach walk

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    To Mr.V.M. Subrayen Acting Superintendent of Education Management Ward 141 Phoenix Central 05/05/2015 Re – Consent to undertake excursion – Beach Walk Sir‚ Please see annexure A – Correspondence to parents. Please be informed that we are fully aware that we are supposed to have sought your permission to undertake this excursion at least one month prior to undertaking the said excursion‚ however‚ Sir‚ please bear with us for this default‚ as you are fully aware of our dismal plight in dealing

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    beach scene

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    the crab scuttled and scurried across the scorching hot sand searching for its next victim.Walking along the beach‚ the bright sun is nearly hot enough to cover you in an invisible blanket of warmth. The beautiful‚ big blue ocean’s waves are crashing against the cliffs as you watch the seagulls joyfully fly around in circles in the air. The warm‚ golden sand runs between your toes with the gentle breeze. As you walk along‚ you find gorgeous‚ shiny shells that have been washed into the shore by the

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    Dover Beach

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    Dover Beach In his poem‚ “Dover Beach”‚ Matthew Arnold describes the seaside view of the English Channel at night through his window. He uses the waves on the pebbled beach as a metaphor for the sadness and uncertainty that he feels when he realizes that the world is moving away from religion. The image of the ocean becomes the central metaphor that ties the entire poem‚ full of allusions and emotional distress‚ together. The beginning of the poem sets a scene of peace and melancholy. Arnold describes

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