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Couples find summer adore during beach

August 16, 2012 by  
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Binderova and Crawshaw lay in a Baskin-Robbins, sipping milkshakes as they relate a night their intrigue began in earnest. The review is a low-pitched back-and-forth between Crawshaw’s baritone voice and Binderova’s alto, his British rhythm and her Slovakian accent.

They’ve been dating for about a month. Other girls on staff tell Binderova she’s propitious to have landed a voluptuous Brit. She scoffs during this, batting her eyelashes during Crawshaw.

“The girls are so jealous. But we tell them, come on, it wasn’t my move,” she says. “He is a propitious one.”

Binderova’s steadfast certainty was effective, Crawshaw admits. His palm is on her shoulder.

“I did all a work,” he said. “It done me wish her more.”

The classify of a summer intrigue – even a Urban Dictionary clarification – final that it finish come September. It’s only a fling, only fun, all persperate and silt and skin, and afterwards it recedes into rose-hued memory with a attainment of fall.

But some of a many eminent pop-culture examples of summer adore (think “Grease,” “Dirty Dancing” or “The Notebook“) contend otherwise. They teach a dream of a intrigue that doesn’t hiss yet perseveres notwithstanding a odds.

Sitting on a building of her vital room in Rehoboth Beach with her father and toddler, Fiona Curry, 30, remembers a summer of 2002. She was Fiona Hill then, only 20 years old, one of 3 Scottish girls operative during Funland for a summer. At first, she didn’t notice Ian Curry – a boss’ son, her friends told her, a fourth-generation member of a family that has owned a park given 1962.

Ian had speckled Fiona, though. She was tough to skip – prolonged blond hair, large blue eyes, a lilting brogue. But when he saw her walking to her unit with her friends on a comfortable Jun night, he attempted not to seem too interested.

“I attempted to play it cool,” he says, smiling during his wife.

A decade later, Fiona says she can still design what he looked like that night, a large 19-year-old American child with a immature eyes who strolled out of a Royal Treat ice cream parlor, holding a cone, seeking her a infrequent question: “Are we going to Ricky’s celebration later?”

She played it cool, too. “Maybe,” she said.

But she did go to Ricky’s party. And when she and her friends slipped out, Ian went with them. After that, they were roughly always together.

Both their mothers asked them – nervously – “This is only a summer romance, right?”

Fiona laughs. “I said, ‘Yeah, I’d contend so.’ ”

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