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Crandon Park Beach on
Key Biscayne
has a lifeguard station right on the property and the
picture on the right
is the entrance to it. Here you can find about
surf temp., water
temp., and if there are any surf warnings such as a
Man-O-War warning.
There are no rip tides here due to the miles of sand
flats between the
beach, the swim area, and the deep of the Atlantic
Ocean.
The picture on the left
shows how huge
the beach actually is. It goes on like this for
miles. Great
beach!!
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Kissing under the palms is
something that
young couples in love can simply not resist. Nor
should they.
Whether we should be taking pictures of them doing it is
another matter.
Somebody's gotta do it. Crandon Beach is a great
setting for any
activity that we on the planet earth enjoy. A
clump of Coconut Palms
on the Atlantic Ocean's edge makes a perfect spot for
this family outing.
Complete with Hammock, towels, and pillows.
Probably a good book
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Each of the walks
towards Crandon
Park is different. A different tide, another
time of day, weather
conditions, and people. The Island
House, the first condominium built on Key
Biscayne is seen (1/2 of
it) on the far left of the left picture and then the
longer condo closest
to Crandon is the Commodore
Club. This left picture was taken from Key
Colony
Beach looking North. The water at Crandon
is crystal clear
as seen on the right.
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