Good beach for relaxing?
08-06-2007, 10:08 AM
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Originally Posted by dutchboy350Z
Oh ok, I gave Washington College a look because they offered an Engineering program through Univ. of Maryland. But it was too close to home at the time, so I decided to go to Maryland instead.
yea prob a better choice for engineering. there were not too many people in that major over there. I went for International realations, they had a solid program...
08-06-2007, 10:47 AM
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Originally Posted by dutchboy350Z
I lived 2 summers in OC (My parents have lived there the past 8 years). Crazy times. Not sure if I miss it though. There's "lifers" that live there and will probably never leave. They definitely have some mileage on them.
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Dewey Beach is good and can have some college oriented partying at night. Though, you'll find people of all ages out at night.
A few beaches up is Cape Heneopen State Park. It is a super chill beach with good sand and water. More families are there, but you can easily enjoy a few beverages without hassle.
A few beaches up is Cape Heneopen State Park. It is a super chill beach with good sand and water. More families are there, but you can easily enjoy a few beverages without hassle.
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