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    Posted June 5, 2010 by
    JamesAmerson
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    pensacola, Florida
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    Oil on Pensacola Beach Florida

    By JamesAmerson  |  Posted June 5, 2010  |  pensacola, Florida
     

    It wasn't expected for a couple of more days, the oil, but this morning they found tar balls on Pensacola Beach Florida.  And as of 12 noon today, that soon turned into, how should I say, oil blobs.  Ranging from 2 to 3 inches, all the way up to 12 to 18 inches.  Strange to think this stuff, millions of years old, came from several thousand feet underground and floated over a 100 miles until it came to rest our sugar white sands.

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