Boating, Fishing, and Travel Information for North Myrtle Beach (Intercoastal Waterway), SC
The city of North Myrtle Beach has many restaurants and shops as well as attractions including an animal park, an amusement park, and regular parks. The tides on this ‘harbor’ are specifically for the Intercoastal Waterway as the times are very different for the portion of North Myrtle Beach that is on the Atlantic. See: North Myrtle Beach (Hog Inlet Pier), SC
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Boating 101: Navigation Sounds
Just as lights play a significant role in understanding what other boats are doing, so do sounds. Understanding what you hear is another step towards being a “complete mariner”. Virtually every boat is required to have some sound producing device. There is a great deal of latitude in what type… SEE MORE
Wildfire Rages in Southern California Coastal Mountains
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