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Seaford Foreshore

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Take a relaxing walk in the tranquil surrounds of the Seaford foreshore. Crystal blue water and picture perfect white sand, nestled behind the Tea Trees create this hidden gem, perfect to watch the waves roll in and the sunset - it is truly a world class beach.

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