Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A family member who lives in Gaithersburg just took her 4y old to Colonial Beach. They had a great time - it is a day trip kind of thing.
Note that its on a river and not an ocean. It's great for what it is, but FYI.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can people really not look at a map?
It’s not just a map thing. There’s beaches in the technical sense marked on maps. Then there are what most people would call a beach.
Like Sandy Beach in Annapolis
Exactly!
It’s actually called Sandy Point. It’s not that great. The “sand” is more like dirt.
Anonymous wrote:A family member who lives in Gaithersburg just took her 4y old to Colonial Beach. They had a great time - it is a day trip kind of thing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can people really not look at a map?
It’s not just a map thing. There’s beaches in the technical sense marked on maps. Then there are what most people would call a beach.
Like Sandy Beach in Annapolis
Exactly!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can people really not look at a map?
It’s not just a map thing. There’s beaches in the technical sense marked on maps. Then there are what most people would call a beach.
Like Sandy Beach in Annapolis
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can people really not look at a map?
It’s not just a map thing. There’s beaches in the technical sense marked on maps. Then there are what most people would call a beach.
Anonymous wrote:Can people really not look at a map?