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From: ecl@ahutb.UUCP (e.leeper)
Newsgroups: net.rec.nude
Subject: re: Sandy Hook in February
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Date: Wed, 27-Feb-85 15:12:31 EST
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During the summer, when the temperature is above freezing, the beach is much
more crowded, although nowhere near as crowded as the main beach on Sandy Hook.
That's one of the reasons it's better--you can actually get some space to put a
towel down, and the radios aren't blasting you off the sand.  After work, it's
basically all adults, but on the weekends there are families there.  There are
many more men than women either time (5:1 or more, I'd guess).  During the
summer there's a fair-sized crowd of regulars who set up a volleyball net, etc.

What did you expect in February anyway?  We went to the boardwalk in Asbury
Park (dressed in sweatshirts) and were cold!

This group is so coy because people are worried about what their management
might say if they found out their people were involved in this sort of thing.
:-)

					Evelyn C. Leeper
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