Things on a Beach with D
Animals often seen walking on beaches
Loose soil or dirt patches can appear on sandy beaches.
Animal often seen with owners on beach
Beverages commonly brought to beach
Sand hills common near beaches
Sometimes found washed up on shore
Marine mammals sometimes seen offshore
Groups of dudes hanging out or surfing are common.
Marine mammal sometimes seen near shore
Fine dust or sand dust blows around on windy beaches.
Wood washed ashore by the sea
People diving in sea near beaches
Waterfowl sometimes seen near beaches
A waterbird you can spot by the shore.
Common sight—dads relaxing or supervising.
Sandy dune—natural feature on many beaches.
A dock by the shore for boats—very beachy.
Sadly, drunk people are a common beach sight.
Babies wear diapers at the beach—plausible.
Lost coins in the sand—people drop dimes.
Beach snack people bring to share—donuts!
A coin you might find with a beach detector.
People often wear a dress at the beach.
Animal dung can be found on some beaches.
Groups of drunks are often (unfortunately) on beaches.
Kids' dolls sometimes show up in the sand.
You can find or spend dollars at tourist beaches.
People bring drinks to enjoy on the beach.
Beach debris like trash and driftwood is common.
Another term for dog poop; sadly on beaches.
Dead crabs often wash up on the shore.
Dollar bills or coins used at beach shops and kiosks.
Dry sand covers much of most beaches.
People with dad bods relaxing or swimming at the beach.
Often by the shore for boats—fits beach life.
Kids often bring dolls to play on the sand.
Common beach seating for relaxing in the sun.
Sometimes wash up on shore; seen on beaches.
Dads are people you often see at the beach.
Sometimes near beach facilities for trash
Trash bins are common on beaches for litter
As in a flying disc/Frisbee played on sand
A deck or boardwalk is often built next to the beach.
Sadly, sometimes washed up on the shore
People often fly drones at the beach
Yes, a drone - often flown over beaches
Divers are commonly seen near beaches
You often end up with dirty feet there
Kids digging in the sand - little diggers!
Rare, but they can wash ashore on beaches
Yes - driftwood washed up (usually one word)
Romantic dates are commonly held walking on the beach.
People sometimes wear light dresses at beaches.
You might spot a dove by the shoreline.
Donkey rides are common on some UK beaches.
Baby item parents often bring to the beach.
Beaches lead out to areas of deep water.
Classic beach chair for relaxing in the sun.
Snack chips people often bring to the beach.
Sadly possible on busy beaches, rare but real.
Swimmers in distress, lifeguards watch for them.
Pieces of wood washed ashore by the sea.
Doves may wander near the shore looking for food.
Kids’ sand digger toys are common on beaches.
Slang for obnoxious beachgoers, but real people.
Informal term for awkward people you might see.
Towels are common beach items; dirty ones too.
Wet towels are very common on the beach.
UK term for pacifiers; babies use them at beaches.
Polluted water can sadly appear at beaches.
Sadly, you might find them washed ashore.
Happens in water near shore, lifeguards prevent.
Insect often seen near coastal water.
Shovels and spades for beach sandcastles.
People often dance at lively beach parties.
Old-fashioned word for women; people at beaches.
People often play darts near beach bars or sand.
Yes, dry towels are classic beach items.
Common beach seating you can rent or bring.
Often seen dancing at beach parties.
Beach parties and bands sometimes use drums.
Lost clothing; sadly common in beach trash.
Crowded beaches often have unwashed visitors.
Debris washed ashore; a common beach sight.
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