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by LouisSayers
1368 days ago
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I was taught as a child to avoid "peaceful patches of ocean" as they can be rips (currents) that pull you out to sea. The other lesson repeatedly drummed into us by our mother is to never jump into water without checking it first. There are also many stories of people becoming paralysed after diving into water. The last lesson is to be careful of people drowning. If you get too close they can grab onto you, pulling you underwater and cause you to drown. If someone is drowning, either grab them from behind, or use a stick or I guess be at a distance where they can't pull you under. One last lesson I learnt as a kid was to stay clear of dogs swimming - if they get too close they can claw you while doggy paddling. |
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