Jims house

[Anna Chalova]

I have an idea... let's go sit in those chairs...

I agree!!!! I want with you!!!!

[Michele Hernandez]

Yes Anna, I need you to pull me as we swim over there! ...lol

you are a strong swimmer right?...lol

[quirky]

What does Belgian chocolate have to do with this thread???lol

Absolutely nothing. But it IS delicious!

[Michele Hernandez]

Actually Anna, I'll start practicing so I can keep up with you.

[Anna Chalova]

Ok! Maybe we will be duet in swimming ballet?
Only I can't do it! I'm only swimmer!

[Michele Hernandez]

No, not ballet...lol

See, I don't think there is beach access, otherwise Jim wouldn't have paid 9.5 million or whatever. Here in California, the rich don't own the beach itself, but they can block access if they own the property. So we may have to swim to get to that beach, but I'm not sure, because I've never been there.

That would be legal. Actually I'm better at jumping fences, but we wouldn't want to get caught trespassing.

Its all a joke, I guess

[Anna Chalova]

I understand!
I've never been in USA! But I dream about it!!!

[KC8t80]

well if u two actually try to make it here by swimming.....i'll pick u two up and we can try to make it in together......they may have stopped twice but the third time is going to be the charm......lol..

[carreyd away]

See, I don't think there is beach access, otherwise Jim wouldn't have paid 9.5 million or whatever. Here in California, the rich don't own the beach itself, but they can block access if they own the property. So we may have to swim to get to that beach, but I'm not sure, because I've never been there.

Actually, the law they passed in Malibu allows public access around the pier, but beyond the public beach area, a person is not allowed to cross the tide line (meaning they have to stay in the wet sand area). So strap on your waders ladies!

[Michele Hernandez]

Do you mean the high-tide line? Because the tide changes, right? Or do you mean you can never go on dry sand?

[Michele Hernandez]

Its the high-tide line, carreyd away. So as long as the tide isn't at its highest, you can be on dry sand. Otherwise, it would be against state law.
Check out this link

http://www.clipi.org/blog/archives/172

The beaches belong to everyone, no-one owns sand ni the ocean. It is about access, that's what the issue is about.

[quirky]

See, I don't think there is beach access, otherwise Jim wouldn't have paid 9.5 million or whatever. Here in California, the rich don't own the beach itself, but they can block access if they own the property. So we may have to swim to get to that beach, but I'm not sure, because I've never been there.

Actually, the law they passed in Malibu allows public access around the pier, but beyond the public beach area, a person is not allowed to cross the tide line (meaning they have to stay in the wet sand area). So strap on your waders ladies!

I'll have to drop from a helicopter or something...I can't do the wading thing on account of my tendency to turn so red I'm purple in the sun.

[fluffy]

lol...........you can see the comedy value in a pile of rabid women in sundresses, sunhats and huge waders all making their way in a pilgrimage up the beach.......doing Ace impressions etc......with a very pink lady and one attached to a kite................lol........

fluffy

[Anna Chalova]

Very funny, Fluffy! Do you have role to you?

[fluffy]

lol......i'd be the silly one with the kite....lo........

fluffy