The beaches are varied and vast with lots of waves. It is great to watch the changes that occur between high tides and low tides.
Here are the safety rules we have learned about the ocean waters while on their trip and surf school.
1. Swim between the flags where the lifeguards are present.
2. Swim where there are other people present.
3. Always use sunscreen.
4. Swim parallel with the shore if you get stuck out. If will drift you back to shore.
5. As a wave approaches you must choose to:
swim under it
swim through it
ride with it
6. Watch for oyster shells, Ouch!!! Both Leona and Jude have had their feet cut up.
7. Watch for jellyfish, they can sting you badly.
8. Swim away from rocks formations present in the water.
9. Watch for other surfers, boards, and swimmers.
hi jude how are you all of us are doing great all day
ReplyDeletehi jude are you doing great today will our class miss you very much we hope you come back sometime
ReplyDeletelove Rose your friend
Hey ladies looks like you have learned how to surf very well. Looks like lots of fun. It is almost 40 degrees here so a little warm or December. Howard and Randy are getting excited for Christmas to get here. They played stinky smelly shephards in the christmas program at church. Take care love you all. Aunt Claire
ReplyDeletehope you have fun and have a great time in the water
ReplyDeletehi jude hoe are you i hope you have a lot of fun
ReplyDeletelove Rose
Wow! Is that Tabitha on a surf board too? Claire is jealous, and so is Ron. How are you preparing for Christmas?
ReplyDeleteMuch love, the Schoonmakers
Ouch! I've cut myself on the foot, but not from an oyster. That must've been painful. You guys looked great out on the water catching waves.I can't wait 'til you get back! I really miss you. I haven't been able to blog you guys for so long. See you soon!
ReplyDeleteKaylie and Annika.