beaches

[GSUdawg521]

Originally Posted by recentlyJTR41

Agreed. Seaside is my favorite in Florida.

My parents are getting a condo for the week of labor day there or one of the adjacent towns, I can't remember. We're gonna go for the long weekend. Looking forward to it. Haven't been to the panhandle in maybe 5ish years (Ft. Walton).

I like a beach once or twice a year, but most of the spring-fall I'm living the #lakelife

[FromTheMorning]

Long Beach on Koh Rong in Cambodia. You have to hike about an hour to get there so it's pretty empty. Well worth it though.

[laura22]

Originally Posted by FromTheMorning

Long Beach on Koh Rong in Cambodia. You have to hike about an hour to get there so it's pretty empty. Well worth it though.

that's awesome. having to hike an hour to enjoy that makes it even more awesome

[FromTheMorning]

Originally Posted by laura22

that's awesome. having to hike an hour to enjoy that makes it even more awesome

Drenched in sweat. Come out of the jungle, rip off the shirt, and dive in. Amazingly refreshing.

[Ascf33]

Sounds awful. I like to drive my car onto the beach, pull out my cooler and camping chair and relax.

[FromTheMorning]

Originally Posted by Ascf33

Sounds awful. I like to drive my car onto the beach, pull out my cooler and camping chair and relax.

To each their own. We hiked, brought joints, laid out towels, and relaxed.

[Gene Parmesan]

I'd be good with the hike, it's the Cambodia part that I would want to avoid.

[tyler3440]

Originally Posted by GSUdawg521

My parents are getting a condo for the week of labor day there or one of the adjacent towns, I can't remember. We're gonna go for the long weekend. Looking forward to it. Haven't been to the panhandle in maybe 5ish years (Ft. Walton).

I like a beach once or twice a year, but most of the spring-fall I'm living the #lakelife

I love the panhandle. Specifically the 30A area

[justinandimcool]

come to malibu i gotchu!

leo carrillo and el matador beach are gorgeous

tons of places to hike too


as far as other parts of la:

hermosa beach is also fun, cool crowd, gorgeous too

manhattan beach is beautiful/clean af



santa barbara is 2 hours north of LA but pretty much beach perfection, dunno all the names tho

san diego is awesome from what i've seen too

[dmbetc]

Love Leo Carrillo.

[bartender_man]

Experienced incredible beaches in South Africa.

[FromTheMorning]

Originally Posted by Gene Parmesan

I'd be good with the hike, it's the Cambodia part that I would want to avoid.

Hmmm yeah idk why, amazing country. Going back as soon as I can.

[tyler3440]

30A all day. It's cheep, it's nice, you can't beat it in the states at least. Maybe California. But their is somthing I like about the emerald coast.

[Gene Parmesan]

Originally Posted by FromTheMorning

Hmmm yeah idk why, amazing country. Going back as soon as I can.

Well besides location, other side of the world and I'm not big on flying, there's this:


The country faces numerous challenges and sociopolitical issues, including widespread poverty,[10] pervasive corruption,[11] lack of political freedoms,[12] low human development,[13] and a high rate of hunger.[14][15][16] Cambodia has been described by Human Rights Watch's Southeast Asian Director, David Roberts, as a "vaguely communist free-market state with a relatively authoritarian coalition ruling over a superficial democracy."[17] While per capita income remains low compared to most neighbouring countries, Cambodia has one of the fastest growing economies in Asia with growth averaging 6 percent over the last decade. Agriculture remains the dominant economic sector, with strong growth in textiles, construction, garments, and tourism leading to increased foreign investment and international trade.[18] Cambodia scored dismally in an annual index (2015) ranking the rule of law in 102 countries, placing 99th overall and the worst in the region.[19]

[MVDMB]

You have no idea what you're talking about. Cambodia is beautiful, everybody I've met who's been there loved it, had a great time, and said nothing but amazing things about the people, the food, the scenery, and everything else. And I've met a load of people who have been there.

[Gene Parmesan]

I'm quite certain I know the places I have no desire to travel to and the reasons why. I never said the place wasn't beautiful and I'm sure there are plenty who enjoy that kind of travel, I'm just not one of them.

[laura22]

some pretty pics from cape cod. the bike trails in provincetown were awesome

[DIDriveOut2SPAC]

Originally Posted by MVDMB

You have no idea what you're talking about. Cambodia is beautiful, everybody I've met who's been there loved it, had a great time, and said nothing but amazing things about the people, the food, the scenery, and everything else. And I've met a load of people who have been there.

Loved Cambodia

[recentlyJTR41]

Originally Posted by GSUdawg521

My parents are getting a condo for the week of labor day there or one of the adjacent towns, I can't remember. We're gonna go for the long weekend. Looking forward to it. Haven't been to the panhandle in maybe 5ish years (Ft. Walton).

I like a beach once or twice a year, but most of the spring-fall I'm living the #lakelife

Yall still go to Lake Allatoona?

[TwoStep2888]

just got back from a beach vacation on Lake Michigan, we go every year, it's great

[cside]

I love the beach too! Beaches on the south shore of Long Island, NY are beautiful and great for long walks and runs. In California, anywhere along the coast is great.

[bradshaw06]

Ac in nj is no longer brown looking

http://www.news-press.com/story/news...ical/87040100/

[MarvinBerry]

Lake Superior has some great beaches provided you don't want to go in the water and stuff. It's all cold and junk!

[DrinkNoH2O]

I might be biased as it's 10 mins from my house, but Goff Island Beach in Laguna Beach is probably the nicest beach I been to in the US. Aside from that, Railay Beach in Krabi, Thailand is pretty epic.

[SmoothG]

I went to a nudist beach last weekend for the first time. I was in the area where it was optional and didn't venture to the full nude part. Lots of balls. Old balls. Also, lots of beautiful topless women, but that's most beaches around here. But still, so many dicks.

Anyone been to a nude beach? Been full naked? I thought I could do it, but chickened out.

Anyone been to the beach this year?

[zajDmB1]

There's one in NJ a 45 min ferry from NYC. Been there quite a few times. If you go enough you just learn to not even notice all the dicks and balls that much

[SmoothG]

So...did you get full nude?

[zajDmB1]

The very first time no, the 10-15 times after that, yea, I don't really care.

Haven't been in a couple years, though.

[SmoothG]

Good for you man. I thought I could do it but got cold feet in the end. Maybe next time.

[fridge112887]

When I went to South Beach a handful of females (mainly foreign from what I could tell) were topless. I don't know if it was topless or people just didn't care, but I was cool with it.