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@ds106dc It kept me cooler than I would've expected, given its place in the sun. But the ocean beat back the sun. #tdc1341

— slimothy james (@yojimbles) September 10, 2015

@ds106dc #tdc1341 my yard's ocean is whispered in solidified sandstone, remnants of a great sea of Jurassic desert. pic.twitter.com/hA0DejTuFp

— Alan Levine (@cogdog) September 10, 2015

@ds106dc #tdc1341 pic.twitter.com/yLcPGc5mWv

— Kelsey Stanbro (@KelseyStanbro) September 10, 2015

@ds106dc #tdc1341 My family and I would visit our ocean every summer, and swim around for hours on end. #talkingpolack106 #swimmingpool

— Mitchell Eubank (@MitchellEubank1) September 10, 2015

@ds106dc Everyday the fish in my pond grow bigger and bigger as the ocean of my childhood memories fades into the distance #tdc1341

— Bloody Face (@BloodyFace106) September 10, 2015

@ds106dc The Ocean at the end of my yard sits atop the hill; waves rise & roar like a monster raising his arms over his head #tdc1341 #ds106

— ellen windley (@ellencwindley) September 10, 2015

#tdc1341 @ds106dc I wanted to lap up the cool goodness, but every time I got close enough the invisible fence shocked my small furry body

— Ms Clara Hope (@msclarahope) September 10, 2015

@ds106dc #tdc1341 we went hunting. Coming back a ocean block our way. Going around will take weeks
They will starve to death- the ant

— melissa (@melissam88273) September 10, 2015