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Old 03-05-2012, 03:31 PM   #1
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Default Tar balls on Pcola Beach

Still finding them out here.
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Dont do what I did and pick up a "tar ball" only to find out it was some ones discarded dip....
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They will always be there, have been and always will be .
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Dont do what I did and pick up a "tar ball" only to find out it was some ones discarded dip....
I thought I found a huge one last summer, yeah it turned out being a piece of dog crap covered in sand
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Lots of wave action lately. Tar balls have been washing up on these beaches for many many years.
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I thought I found a huge one last summer, yeah it turned out being a piece of dog crap covered in sand
Makes me think and laugh about how many times we have had to do an emergency hang over the side of the boat.
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Lots of wave action lately. Tar balls have been washing up on these beaches for many many years.
i agree with you. ive always seen a random tarball here and there every now and then but yesterday there were a BUNCH of tarballs. everywhere there was seashells washed up, there was tarballs scattered threw them. just makes me sad
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i still work on the spill theres only about 65 people in the whole florida division and there is still oil recovered every day not lots but its still there every once in a while they find mats like a couple weeks ago a team found a mat that was like 500 pounds
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And for y'alls information, tar balls have NOT always been there. These were near pristine beaches when I was a younger man chasing all the girls on the beach.
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And for y'alls information, tar balls have NOT always been there. These were near pristine beaches when I was a younger man chasing all the girls on the beach.

Im 45 and lived here all my life. My father had a beach house from about 1970-1985. We always had a bottle of something on the porch to clean the occasional tar ball off our feet before entering the house. I am not saying that we dont still have an oil problem. In fact I'm pretty sure there is still a bunch of it out there, but natural seepage of oil has always been a feature of the Gulf of Mexico.
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