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After noon, good to go?
Um, no. I'll pass, thanks. Yikes.
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Is just a few hours really going to make a difference? I think I'd wait a little longer before I wet my toes.
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Guessing the cruise ships get the same notice. Looked at the Port web cam around noon, no one in the water, now some, maybe 6 or so. Normally more in the water
I agree, not sure I would go in today
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I remember my first time in St. Maarten in 1999. We were staying in Great Bay and loader showed up and dug out the beach and released the contents from the salt pond into the swimming area of the hotel. We went to the bar <img src="http://www.traveltalkonline.com/forums/images/graemlins/dine.gif" alt="" />
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