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   A group of Elementary boys threw stones to the waters, competing who among them threw a stone that hopped the most before reaching u underwater.  This is commonly known by       the locals as “untol – untol”. 

   Two pairs of Elementary girls dug as they held a competition on which pair made the deepest hole in the sand. 

 

   A toddler ran through the sand and dipped into the salty sea waters wearing his birthday suit.  A white and brown colored puppy captured the hearts of kids and adults relaxing by the shore. 

A high school girl held a plastic bag with her right hand as her left hand carefully browsed through the sand.  Along with her younger sister, they searched for a variety of seashells that are highly needed for the younger sister’s shell wind chimes project.

Not too far from the shores are a floating small hut and a breaker where children and teens gather before jumping in for an underwater dive. The breaker was built to protect the shores and the city from larger waves.

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Simply beautiful and embraced by the afterglow light, memories of happiness, love and aqua nature hit the boulevard like waves mildly crashing onshore.

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