ktschris
Beach Fanatic
The ratio of sunset photos to the sign photo was really heavy on the sunsets. ;-)
Here is a photo looking in the opposite direction, taken within the same minute as the sign photo.
WOW! That is beautiful!!! Thanks SJ
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Seaside and Private Access
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WOW! That is beautiful!!! Thanks SJ
NoHall
hmmmm......can't remember
The ratio of sunset photos to the sign photo was really heavy on the sunsets. ;-)
Here is a photo looking in the opposite direction, taken within the same minute as the sign photo.
That's a public picture, then?
(I'm really jonesing for the beach; I can just about feel that powdery, cool sunset sand. Goosebumps.
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gardening1970
Beach Fanatic
Fabulous sunset pic! Truly breathtaking...
Beach Runner
beats on hood
Great photo, SJ! The Gulf looks like a crystal lit from below. That's what I love about this special place on Planet Earth.
That's what I love about this special place on Planet Earth.
Hop
Beach Fanatic
The ratio of sunset photos to the sign photo was really heavy on the sunsets. ;-)
Here is a photo looking in the opposite direction, taken within the same minute as the sign photo.
sorry guys...but you cannot look at this photo unless you live in seaside....something about property rights...:nono1:
scooterbug44
SoWal Expert
I think I've spent enough money there over the years that I am probably allowed to look at the photo...............just not use the empty beach.
We've been coming to Seagrove/Seaside for 10 years--we stay in a condo that does have beach access, but for years, one of the joys of the beach for my husband and I is to walk to Seaside (about .9 of a mile) for pizza and a sangria slushie--this kind of sign issue would certainly put a damper on those beloved trips. We spend almost all of our money at Seaside when we're there--which is not inconsiderable (the FABS bathing suits alone, between my daughter and I, add up to more money that I'd like to admit!) Then there's the restaurant bills, groceries at Modica, a huge book bill at Sundog books...etc. etc.
What on earth is going on with Seaside and the rest of SOWAL??? I live in a similar "new urbanism" development in Memphis--we certainly don't preclude people walking in our neighborhood or using Miss Cordelia's (a Modica-like grocery store). This is nuts!! Husband and I are coming down this next weekend for a much needed R+R--if the whole beach scene is getting to fighting over who walks where, then quite frankly, then the big difference between SOWAL and Destin is destroyed.
What on earth is going on with Seaside and the rest of SOWAL??? I live in a similar "new urbanism" development in Memphis--we certainly don't preclude people walking in our neighborhood or using Miss Cordelia's (a Modica-like grocery store). This is nuts!! Husband and I are coming down this next weekend for a much needed R+R--if the whole beach scene is getting to fighting over who walks where, then quite frankly, then the big difference between SOWAL and Destin is destroyed.