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Picture of the day -
May 9, 2006
A "Marching" Seagull At Myrtle Beach, SC
My brother and sister-in-law just got back from a long-awaited Myrtle Beach
vacation, and they brought back plenty of great photographs with
them - including today's picture featuring a lone seagull "marching" down the
beach. Like most beaches, Myrtle Beach has plenty of seagulls to keep the
vacationers company. Actually, they can even be a little annoying at times! But
this little guy wasn't bothering anyone, he was just out looking for a meal.
Over 13 million people visit South Carolina's 60 miles of Grand Strand beaches
every year. Myrtle Beach itself is one of the nation's most popular vacation
destinations, due largely to the many annual festivals and special events that
are held there. Myrtle
offers her visitors wide, spectacular white-sand beaches, 100+ world-class golf
courses and a superb climate so it's easy to see why so many people who come
here once end up coming back again and again. In fact, thousands of people
return to the Myrtle Beach area each and every year for a respite from the
hassles of work or just to spend a few days in paradise.
Myrtle Beach and the Grand Strand are within easy driving distance of much of
the eastern United States, so the next time you're in desperate need of an
ocean-side
getaway just come on down and enjoy the jewel of the east coast...you just might
decide you don't want to leave.
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