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COPYRIGHT 2002 All rights reserved. Reproduced by permission of The Condé Nast Publications Inc.
On a recent Sunday afternoon, John Dumke and Kristina Harvey's two young sons were digging in the sand on Gibson Beach, in Bridgehampton, when Harvey noticed something odd. An unusual number of gulls and terns were diving at the water, at a large, shifting, circular mass of grey shadow, which, she soon realized, was bearing down quickly on a group of swimmers frolicking in the surf. She watched it come. This thing was big--a hundred and fifty feet in diameter, by Dumke's estimate. Now others saw it, too, and...
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