Navarre has a park on the mainland next to Navarre Beach bridge and the Intracoastal Waterway that contains a Visitor Information Center; water splash pad, duck pond, butterfly house, playground, gazebos; pier and small beach area.
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Nash remembered that about once a month in the spring and summer, her family kitchen became a laboratory for " rose-water splashes, sudsy complexion bars and herbal treatments for problem skin, nails, and scalps ."
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The Bristol Blenheim light bombers that first used the field were able to operate under the existing conditions, although landings often produced pronounced water splashes, but the weight of heavier bombers tore ruts in the grass surface and limited take-off speeds.
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There may be something extremely rare and wonderful about a world in which water splashes on the surface, and where life survives for nearly 4 billion years, where it has the leisure to evolve and, through natural selection, explore the possibilities of complexity.
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Two nights later, " Lewis " took fire from a radar-controlled enemy gun battery, observing 28 air bursts and 56 water splashes during the duel, some of which exploded as close as while others bracketed the evading destroyer escort out to.
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The Holy Grail would be achieved in the 1966 67 season when the experienced Harold Poynton led a powerful side, which included Hull KR but were again denied the double when Leeds defeated them in the 1968'water splash'final at Wembley, a match played during a downpour that saturated the pitch.
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A photo update on the parks website shows the coaster's first and second drop along with the water splash, the coaster's final brake run and a row of a train in the station with 10 seats in the row, as well as two pictures of " SheiKra ".
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Skilled aviators had their own tactics to survive, skidding right and left with varying speed ( 180 knots to 70 knots ) at less than 10 meters high in the midst of water splashes of AA gunfire, to avoid a curtain of intense AA barrage controlled by the Fire-control system typical of US Navy warships.
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As pure action, the film roars in Part 2, as the Pequod is caught among ice floes and survives vicious storms at sea ( though the editors should have snipped those few shots in which water splashes on the camera lens and it looks as if we're watching the action from behind a rainy windshield .)
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After being chased to a log flume, the Stinkers and Mr . Brinway escape Boccoli by going down it; Boccoli tries to drown the group by turning on the flume, but the water is blocked by a beaver's nest and once he removes it, the water splashes him and he slides down the spillway.
