[Santo - The Beach]
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You have to walk down a ramp to get to the sand. The ramp stretches over sand dunes, with sea oats dotting them, blowing in the near-constant breeze. On the same level as the ramp: a boardwalk, dotted with places to get sketchy-looking fried food, to try your luck at a number of games of chance, to watch performers, to ride roller coasters of the future!!!!
When you walk down the ramp, it's all white sand and blue water. Down about half a mile is a pier that juts out several hundred feet.
It's a nice beach. Not too crowded.
You have to walk down a ramp to get to the sand. The ramp stretches over sand dunes, with sea oats dotting them, blowing in the near-constant breeze. On the same level as the ramp: a boardwalk, dotted with places to get sketchy-looking fried food, to try your luck at a number of games of chance, to watch performers, to ride roller coasters of the future!!!!
When you walk down the ramp, it's all white sand and blue water. Down about half a mile is a pier that juts out several hundred feet.
It's a nice beach. Not too crowded.
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At the dignity of that, of course.
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Stitch is being deeply diverting, though!
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There may be mild unplesantness due to the heat. There may be brain freeze due to the cold. There is very little reaction to either. It's so worth it.
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--Oh hey she has ice cream still! How about that.
River eyes her skewer dubiously, and then attempts to eat an ice cream blob in one bite. She gets about two-thirds of it; the rest falls, and spatters into the palm of her hastily raised hand.
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She does manage to restrict the ice cream smears to her chin and hands, at least.
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She uncoils, planting the skewer upright in the sand near Stitch's drawing, and takes a few steps towards the sea.
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He keeps pace easily enough, though when it becomes apparent where they're headed, he can't help but grimace slightly.
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She just wades ankle-deep in the surf -- her boots were abandoned by the boardwalk some time ago, to be retrieved eventually -- and bends over to rinse her hands.
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"Nice set."
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Her hair falls around her cheeks, the tips skimming the very top of each wave.
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(That's because there's another beach, a few miles down, which was specifically designed for big waves. It's invariably crowded on any nice afternoon, and there are some surfers around even on the grey drizzly days.)
"It's the sea," River says, in response to his head jerk. "You can hear it."
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"Aka tiki baba!"
And he's off again. What is that?
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In any case, identification takes second place to chasing after Stitch again.
He takes so much looking after.