Do not fear our local beaches; simply heed the warnings that nearby signs display. Common sense tel

A terrible tragedy occurred yesterday at Crystal Beach near Galveston, Texas when a 3-year-old boy's life was taken suddenly without warning.  A mid afternoon family outing at the beach began normally, as 3-year-old LaShaun, his grandfather, and an unidentified fifteen-year–old girl strolled the beaches and dunes, enjoying the crisp breeze.  As they were walking niagara falls canada hotels in the sand, the weight of a nearby sand dune shifted unexpectedly, causing niagara falls canada hotels a gigantic mass of driftwood weighing several hundred pounds to tumble niagara falls canada hotels down.  LaShaun was killed instantly despite his grandfather and friend's valiant attempt to rescue niagara falls canada hotels him.
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This heart wrenching niagara falls canada hotels tragedy serves as a blatant reminder of our own mortality.  Residents of the Houston-Galveston niagara falls canada hotels area may regard the local beaches, which usually evoke pleasant emotions and experiences, with anxiety and fear.  However, random tragedies such as this occur with no warning and no reasonable explanation.
Do not fear our local beaches; simply heed the warnings that nearby signs display.  Common sense tells us that walking the beaches is a safe activity, and 99.9% of the time it probably is. Be aware of your surroundings and make sure your children are supervised at all times.