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I just read the Sarasota news on-line and read an article
about the bacteria problem they are having. Is it still unsafe to swim there? Just wondering. I leave for Sarasota tonight and if that is the case may just avoid there and go to Venice
beach instead.
Yes ReefGuy, the article was from the Sarasota Herald-Tribune.
Hey, thanks for your post on my SeaWorld question. I wished I lived in Florida year-round so I could get an annual membership. I can't wait to go! It has been years since I was there last.
NP. BTW, the article is on how frequently that bacteria has been high (cooincidently, it looks like the last occurance was around two weeks ago - when a bunch of us were diving).
Sea World is great, it's definately my favorite. I love to eat at sharks with a "poolside table", and I can sit and just stare at the bar for hours.
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