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Brick JERSEY PADDLER 1756 Route 88 East, (732) 458-5777 or 888-22-KAYAK www.JerseyPaddler.com Please refer to our ad on page 23 and our listing on page 24. The Jersey Paddler is a family-owned business built and run by a family and staff with a passion for paddling and exploring the outdoors. The Jersey Paddler invites you to discover the fun of paddling and exploring the outdoors by kayak, stand up paddleboard, and canoe. Our full-ser- vice store is filled with apparel, accessories, and supplies to outfit you for paddle-sports and the outdoor lifestyle from the leading manufacturers. Choose from the largest selection of kayaks, canoes, and stand up paddleboards on the East and test paddle your selection on nearby Forge Pond. Our wide variety of manufacturers and models features sit-on-top kayaks from Ocean Kayaks and Hobie; recreational, touring, and whitewater kayaks from Old Town, Perception, Wilderness Systems, Necky, Current Designs, Pyranha, and Hurricane Kayaks; canoes from Wenonah and Old Town; and stand-up paddle boards from Hobie, Surftech, Bic, Pau Hana, and Starboard. For your time on the water or outdoors, we carry clothing from Patagonia, Ex Officio, The North Face, prAna, Royal Robbins, and Outdoor Research and footwear from Sanuk, Keen, Olukai, and Sperry Top-Sider. Charts, maps, books, and videos, along with a wide selection of paddling and safety gear are all available, as well as Boy Scouts and Girls Scouts uniforms and supplies and camping equipment. We carry Thule car-racks and accessories and carts, trailers, and other storage and transportation supplies, and we'll install rack systems for you. We also offer repair services for kayaks, canoes, and SUPs and accessories. Open seven days a week 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM (and test paddling available as weather permits 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM). Brielle WILD BIRD SEEDS & SUCH 500 Union Avenue, (Route 71) (732) 528-4633 Please refer to our ad on page 71. Wild Bird Seeds & Such is the only independently owned and operated shop in Monmouth county specializing in wild bird products and related gift items. Features include over two hundred styles STORES AND SHOPS Continued from page 59 AT THE BEACH SAFETY TIPS & INFORMATION IN ANY EMERGENCY, DIAL 911 NOAA WEATHER RADIO: 162.40 FM AND 162.55 FM SAFE SWIMMING • Only swim on guarded beaches • Never swim alone • Always swim near a lifeguard • Do not go on the beach or in the water if you hear thunder or see lightning • Do not dig holes on the beach deeper than the user's knee RIP CURRENT AWARENESS • What are Rip Currents? Rip currents are "channeled" currents of water flowing away from the beach. They typically occur when a channel forms between the shore and a sandbar and also near structures such as jetties and piers. • Why are they so dangerous? Rip currents pull people away from the beach. Their speeds can vary from moment to moment and can quickly increase to become dangerous to anyone entering the surf. • What if I'm caught in a Rip Current? Stay calm. Don't fight the current. Swim in a direction following the shoreline—across the direction of the water flow. Often this means swimming parallel to the shore. When free of current, swim at an angle—away from the current—toward the beach. • Don't become a victim while trying to help someone else! • For more information: www.ripcurrents.noaa.gov DUNE REGULATIONS • Use designated paths to and from the beach • Say off the grassy areas on the dunes; poison ivy is commonly found growing on the dunes • Dune grass is very vulnerable and is a nat- ural protection against storms POISON IVY • Remember: "Leaflets three, let it be!" • Leaves are always in threes, two leaflets split by a third, with a slightly longer stem • If exposed, repeated washing with cold water and soap will remove the poisonous oil from skin and clothing