Rip currents killed 6 in Florida recently. Here’s how swimmers can escape

Key Biscayne Independent ^ | 6/24/24 | Tony Winton

[SamAdams76]

A beach on the ocean can be far superior experience to a lake or pool. You just have to be a good swimmer and not afraid of sharks. I like the wave experience and the salt water makes you more bouyant.

In a rip current - swim parallel to the shore until you come out of it. Then float on in.

Then get some seafood at one of the many restaurants that sit by a beach.

[Jacquerie]

Hey numbnuts, check my homepage.

[V_TWIN]

“yankees. Please don’t come here> Thank you very much”

Too late for that one brother.....we’re lousy with ‘em.

And of course I’m sure you know the difference between a yankee and a damned yankee.

[FamiliarFace]

LOL

[Cobra64]

I would never swim in a public urinal (pool).

[blueplum]

saltwater, sharks, and rip currents.

and jellyfish

[Dick Vomer]

In a rip current - swim parallel to the shore until you come out of it. Then float on in.

Then get some seafood at one of the many restaurants that sit by a beach.

You can get worn out trying to even go parallel... I'd let it take me all the way out till you can't feel the pull.

It's not that easy if you've been pulled out and the tide will roll you in a wave sometimes.... It's just a weird feeling to be yanked out like you're going down a drain...