“Check the wind before you swim”
A local woman who has witnessed many water emergencies firsthand at Station Beach in Kincardine, including the most recent drowning of a 66-year-old man, is taking matters into her own hands with the hope of educating visitors and residents alike. Blair Brajuha has designed a series of posters that contain information about rip tides and water conditions on Lake Huron. Several of her designs are much more sobering – photos and stories about those who have tragically lost their lives in the lake. Once printed, she plans on distributing the posters at various locations around town. Brajuha feels not only visitors and tourists to the area, but also new residents to Kincardine, don’t have the knowledge of the lake and its conditions.
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