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February 9, 2006 -

Research question

Everyone’s heard stories, and I think some of them are on the verge of urban legend status, but as part of the research for an article I’m trying to finish, can anyone share any first-person reports of dress code enforcement by lifeguards or others at California beaches?  Swim suit too small or too low? Towel slippage while changing into or out of a wetsuit?  Citations, warnings or a good stern lecture?  Appreciate any help either in the comments or via e-mail, and will use no names without permission.

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Thursday a.m., September 21, 2006: Lonely lifeguard tower sits empty in the off season. The turn of the calendar page certainly hasn't kept the surfers away though. This was at Del Mar, somewhere around 15th Street.

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