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Step 4Fill Your Tub with Ocean Water
The photos on this step show what should have happened: We'd pump ocean water into our hot tub.
In actuality, we hit the beach at low tide and the water line was more than 200' from where we were allowed to build bonfires. Our hoses wouldn't reach, and we were worried about our pump choking on sand.
Thus did a saga of bucket-hauling begin. It took six of us a few hours to hump 200-300 gallons up the beach to our hot tub. We used big buckets, coolers, etc.
Next time we'll figure out how to use a pump, because... damn. This step definitely made the eventual soaking in the hot tub that much more awesome, however.
In actuality, we hit the beach at low tide and the water line was more than 200' from where we were allowed to build bonfires. Our hoses wouldn't reach, and we were worried about our pump choking on sand.
Thus did a saga of bucket-hauling begin. It took six of us a few hours to hump 200-300 gallons up the beach to our hot tub. We used big buckets, coolers, etc.
Next time we'll figure out how to use a pump, because... damn. This step definitely made the eventual soaking in the hot tub that much more awesome, however.
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