Lets Go To the Beach

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Welcome to an episode at the beach about the beach! Started light with our usual program of baseball updates. We moved on to tips and tricks, then jumped to more interesting facts about the beach we are at, then some would you rather, and finally ending with some awards!! Hope you enjoy. Chapters 00:00 Braves Baseball Update 05:56 Beach Trip Tips and Tricks 18:30 Destin Specific Facts 27:29 Henderson Beach State Park 28:09 Would You Rather Beach Edition 29:36 Beach Trip Awards 32:05 Beach Vacation Preferences 34:20 Beach Trip Awards Results 35:05 Beach Trip Awards Results (Contd.) 53:05 Conclusion

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