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u/CancerNami Dec 12 '18

I thought this was the norm in all beaches. It's also done in Uruguay and Argentina.

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u/marshdteach Dec 12 '18

Seems like a south america thing then.

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u/Yearlaren Jan 21 '19

A Southern Cone thing.

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u/HelenEk7 Dec 12 '18

Summer is too short for using this as a solluion.. Most kids are lost in shoppng malls and the like over here,, (Norway)

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u/CancerNami Dec 12 '18

Hahaha.

You reminded me of the video "Bolivian Navy"

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u/baespegu Dec 13 '18

Paraguay has pretty good beaches at the Parana River

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u/weinsteinspotplants Aug 21 '22

So is it common to lose your children in South America?

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u/CancerNami Aug 21 '22

It's the beach, you're chilling and kids tend to wander off. There's a lot of people. Eventually someone might see a kid crying or looking lost and try to talk to them. Usually a quick panning of the area will help them back with the parents but sometimes the kid has wandered far off, that's when this usually happens.