Holidaymakers did not expect the beach to be so

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Holidaymakers did not expect the beach to be so

There's a lot going on here: two people in mid-pose, one holding a drink, both balancing as if they were in a live moonwalk contest.

Are they dancing? Are they competing? Are they trying to imitate Michael Jackson? No one really knows. But the suspense of "who will fall first" keeps us on the edge of our beach towels.

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