Beaches
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| Initial release | USA |
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| Directors | Garry Marshall |
| Screenplay | Mary Agnes Donoghue |
| Bette Midler | |
| 10/10 Tears everytime I watch it. . . even though I know what happens. Amazing cast and plot lines. Relatable, real life . . . | |
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| ID | 776411 |
About Beaches
Hillary (Barbara Hershey) and CC (Bette Midler) meet as children vacationing in Atlantic City, N. J. , and remain friends throughout the decades. As CC, a loud New Yorker, pursues a singing career, Hillary, a staid Californian, becomes a successful lawyer. Over the years, they often quarrel or compete, but, as other relationships flourish and die, the two women are always there for each other, traveling from coast to coast through the most tumultuous times.
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...By Brandon DrenonBBC News, Washington DCWhen 42-year-old David McCullar thinks back to the early 2000s, a chapter in his life marked by rapid changes, he recalls palm trees, sunny Beaches - and panic attacks that made him ill...
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... A love letter to CaliforniaWe re treated to the golden state in all its glory - Beaches, palm trees, big skies (and a bit of yoga and meditation along the way)...
To stop the beach marshals, repeat from Dorset coastal influx
... thousands of combined flows to the Jurassic have been relaxed Coast and Bournemouth Beaches since the lockdown restrictions...
Surfing: Coronavirus-lockdown guidance leaves room for confusion
...Sydney s Bondi Beach is in many popular Australian Beaches are blocked In a surf-loving nation, Australia, some Beaches are closed, but the others remain Packed...
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... The seaside as seen at Saltburn in North Yorkshire Taking a bracing walk on a windswept pier, eating delicious fish and chips, searching for marine life in rock pools, finding fossils in ancient cliffs, building sandcastles and dolphin-spotting on picturesque Beaches are just some of the activities offered by the English seaside...
Plastic: such As Ibiza of your problem with waste is with the combat
... part of the problem is that Ibiza lives for and from tourism, and in the year 2018 more than four million people landed on the Beaches - a quarter of these were from the United Kingdom...
Sardinian sand theft: French tourists face jail term
... Sandy Beaches are one of the main attractions of Sardinia...
Why are Nike trainers washing up on beaches?
...Over the past year, from Bermuda and the Bahamas to Ireland and Orkney, hundreds of pairs of unworn shoes have washed up on Beaches...
Sardinian sand theft: French tourists face jail term
The Authorities fear the regular theft of sand could have a disproportionate impact on The Environment
A French couple who were caught with 40kg (90lb) of Sardinian sand in their car could Face Up to Six Years in jail.
They say they wanted to take The Sand home as a "souvenir" and did not realise they had committed an offence.
Sardinia's famed white sand is considered a public good and it is strictly forbidden to remove it from The Island .
including sand.
The couple face a jail term of between one and Six Years for The Crime of theft with the aggravating circumstance of having stolen an asset of public utility.
Under a 2017 law, the trade in sand, pebbles and shells is illegal, and usually punishable with fines of up to €3,000 ($3,330; £2,750).
Taken from The Beach in Chia, southern Sardinia, in the boot of an SUV belonging to the couple.
They were about to board a ferry in Porto Torres heading to Toulon, France, reports say.
Tourists often bottle sand, pebbles and shells in bottles to take home with themIn 1994, access to the renowned Pink Beach on Budelli island to the north-east of Sardinia was banned amid concerns about its future.
The Authorities are concerned as several tonnes of The Island 's precious sand disappear every year.
"Sandy Beaches are one of the main attractions of Sardinia. There are two threats: one is due to erosion, which is partly natural and partly induced by the increasing Sea Level due to Climate Change ; the second is sand stealing by tourists," Pierluigi Cocco, a resident of the Sardinian capital, Cagliari, and environmental scientist, told the BBC.
"Only a fraction of The Tourists visiting Sardinia spend their time digging up to 40kg of sand each. But if you multiply half that amount times 5% of The One million tourists per year, in a few years that would contribute significantly to the reduction of Beaches - the main reason why tourists are attracted by The Island of Sardinia. "
Tourists, mainly Europeans and including some Italians, bottle The Sand up to then auction on online sites.
italy, beaches, tourism, holidays
Source of news: bbc.com
