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OT: Best Northeast Beaches
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[QUOTE="Ts5034, post: 1366622, member: 737"] When we take a day trip to the beach, Misquamicut is the only place we go. To be honest, I have never spent a day at any of the CT beaches. Id like to check out the beach in Old Lyme because I hear good things about it, but whenever that comes up, we just decide to drive the extra 45 mins to Rhode Island. All the beaches ive been too on Cape Cod are nice, but my favorite is the Jersey Shore. Brigantine, which is a small island next to Atlantic City has a great private beach you have access to if you stay at the hotel thats right on it. [/QUOTE]
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