It's shallow for 100 feet or more and tranquil, and there's just enough coral rock and sea grass to make it interesting for snorkeling.
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The old location was renowned for its lush winding nature trails dug through the coral rock and thickly wooded land with untouched natural flora.
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The Japanese had planted three lines of palm-log cribs filled with coral rocks, linked each to the other by wire cables as antiship defences.
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If it wasn't for the large coral rocks and little fish swimming around your feet, you'd think you were in a big warm swimming pool.
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With forced labor and the use of blocks of coral rocks, the church was built on an elevated plain overlooking the sea and finished in 1899.
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The floor of the classroom is loose dirt and the children sit on ragged chunks of coral rock that tear holes in their shorts and skirts.
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The house he had been building for her and the child, with real cement holding the coral rock together, rather than the usual mud, stands unfinished.
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He also blasted MacKay for " so desperately needing campaign money that he is leaving his moral rudder on the coral rocks, " by associating with Clinton.
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The animals bore into stone or coral rock with the help of pallial gland secretions, hence the systematic name " Lithophaga ", which means " stone-eater ".
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The house was built in 1922 from on-site coral rock, a fact unknown to the current owners, Anne and Jackson Ward, when they bought the 3-acre property.
