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By *onnor147 OP   Man
over a year ago

dorset/ PDI

Hi

What’s the latest info on the dunes pls. Who’s actually been there very recent? Patrols and fines?? Serious?

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By *parkybunnyCouple
over a year ago

Zurich. NOT London.

They uave added extra staff to patrol the dunes. Fines can be upto €6000. Drones are also in use.

Info from a german swingers site.

The dunes have been cordened off as a site of natutal/ scientific intrest to allow them to recover from the abuse of humans. There are plenty of play spaces in PDI, why would ypu need to use an ecogically protected area?

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By *orneadorlpMan
over a year ago

london

Hi where is the new zone in maspalomas?

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By *onnor147 OP   Man
over a year ago

dorset/ PDI

Wow so totally off limits even for a stroll?

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By *slandloverMan
over a year ago

Playa del Ingles, Gran Canaria


"Wow so totally off limits even for a stroll?"

Not, you can walk follow in the pats, but probably you are being observed by guards.

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By *slandloverMan
over a year ago

Playa del Ingles, Gran Canaria


"They uave added extra staff to patrol the dunes. Fines can be upto €6000. Drones are also in use.

Info from a german swingers site.

The dunes have been cordened off as a site of natutal/ scientific intrest to allow them to recover from the abuse of humans. There are plenty of play spaces in PDI, why would ypu need to use an ecogically protected area?"

Exactly, you don’t need restricted area cause you have a plenty spaces, of course

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By *unloversCouple
over a year ago

rotherham

I think a lot of people just like the idea of playing in the dunes which they have done for years……not my thing. Just a shame it’s now all closed off in certain areas even just for a walk round

Xxx

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By *onnor147 OP   Man
over a year ago

dorset/ PDI

Sounds like grief now.

Can’t be going with guards drones and fines. I’ll now avoid. Guess that’s what they want.

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By *exOnLegsPlymCouple
over a year ago

Plymouth

I think they had to do something to protect the dunes as so much is getting lost.

We went last year (2022) and I was shocked to see the dunes, almost unrecognisble from my last visit in the 80s. They are a shadow of what they used to be.

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By *lumb and crumbCouple
over a year ago

oxfordshire.

We were there n March. Had a little fun in the sand. So many other people playing to. Loads of guys. Shame people don’t take the rubbish home with them. We did as it’s the thing to do.

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By *rallvalCouple
over a year ago

Dunfermline


"I think they had to do something to protect the dunes as so much is getting lost.

We went last year (2022) and I was shocked to see the dunes, almost unrecognisble from my last visit in the 80s. They are a shadow of what they used to be."

When we went post-COVID it was surprising how much vegetation had grown back after just 2 years. I think that shook them into stronger controls on protecting the dunes.

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By *orneadorlpMan
over a year ago

london

From the sea you can be 100 meters

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