Peg's Beach Front Condos

Jellyfish can be a problem at times (especially when the wind and tide blows them in) so if you get stung, we keep vinegar in the refrigerator.  Some people call them cabbage head jelly fish as they are white and look like a cabbage but are not poisonous.  Young children may experience nausea.  Vinegar takes the sting away immediately.  That is the most highly recommended remedy.  Very few, 5%, are seriously allergic to stings but if so, please use medical services.  Jelly fish come in what is called “blooms” or “swarms” so it is a seasonal problem which occurs two times a year.  They were here long before we were!!!  A marine biologist says that netting the bay to keep them away harms other marine life.  He also said they are not the kind that really can hurt you like they have in Australia.  As you can see many many people swim there on the beach so we live with them.  The beach patrol uses MEAT TENDERIZER so that is another remedy.  Of course there are two pools and hot tubs if you prefer.

The start of an exciting new business located on 403 Shoreline Boulevard is in Corpus Christi.  It is called Segcity which gives Guided Segway Tours! They are easy, fun, and EXTREMELY entertaining.  It is downtown, just over the Harbor Bridge  and we cruise along the seawall and much more.

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Call  Tim at (361) 563 4050 to book your very own guided tour with prices starting at $25.00 per person for 30 minutes, 42.50 for an hour or 57.50 for two hours.  Or reserve on line at www.segcity.com .