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Big waves close parks, street as deadly swell starts to decline

29 November 2015 by Alan

Big waves close parks, street as deadly swell starts to decline – (curated as of interest to Bikini Beach, Gordon’s Bay and Cape Town).

But big waves overnight and this morning closed Baldwin Beach Park on Maui's north shore, six beach parks on Hawaii island, and a section Kalanianaole Avenue between Kioea and Koloa streets fronting Hilo Bay. Waves at Waimea Bay Beach Park on …
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