A report in the Saturday edition of the Philadelphia Inquirer says that more people from the south are now choosing the Jersey Shore for a vacation destination this summer due to the tar balls that have washed ashore in the Gulf region. The Inquirer reports that more people who live in the southern portion of the United States are discovering shore communities like Avalon and the Wildwoods because the beaches are big, and free of any problems associated with the BP oil spill.
