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Note on Sakonnet Area Breaks

A message from Local Surfers in this area (it applies to most other areas too):

Welcome to our area! The ocean is for everyone to enjoy in a safe and respectful manner. Many of you have traveled here in hopes of finding a place to surf and commune with the ocean. In just the last few years exposure has created a large influx in the summer surfing scene here and all over New England. If we all can follow a few simple "rules" it will make for a surfing experience filled with good memories and tales of surf for years to come.

1) Please drive slowly and carefully. Many here have small children who play in or near the streets and roads. Remember: how would you like some one speeding in and out of your neighborhood?

2) Respect the environment. Do not defecate in public places. In the summer months there are portable johns at the beachs. Remember: how would you like someone doing that in your back yard?

3) Respect the locals. Some of us here have been surfing these waves for 20+ years. Remember how would you like someone coming to your break and not showing you the respect you deserve in your town.

4) If you are a long board rider respect the short boarders who are trying to catch waves too. How would you like it if someone came around on a Jet Ski and messed up the waves for you.

5) Please do not litter and always remember to recycle.

Horseneck Beach

No surfing on the public beach while lifeguards are on duty.

Last Updated on Tuesday, 18 November 2008 23:28
 

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The 2010 edition of the Surfrider Foundation Blue Water Task Force ocean water testing cycle began two weeks ago in relatively calm seas off the local coastline. On January 23, volunteer surfers braved the frigid air and water temperatures to collect their samples at 12 of the area's premier surfing breaks.
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