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23-07-2010, 06:36 AM
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After having a debate/discussion about the ocean and the sea being 2 different things (me saying there is a difference, other person saying it's just a name) and coming to the conclusion (thanks google) there is a difference...
We Then came to the discussion me saying there's a difference between a beach, and where for instance rocks meet the sea and it's 2m deep instantly so again google which defined a beach as where the Sand slopes to ocean/lake, but what's the oposite of a beach?
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Opposite of a beach
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