Hands Across The Sand - stories, photos, video

[Dave Rauschkolb]

Thanks SoWal!!

Special thanks to Kurt and all at SoWal for your support with HANDS!!

Dave

Go to your favorite stretch of beach at 12 noon central time (1PM Eastern) and help protect it by drawing a line in the sand!

Please post here which beach you are headed to.

Post from the beach on your smart phone - bookmark www.SoWal.com/bb

Let us know afterward what you saw.

Email photos to hands@SoWal.com - or post on this thread, or the gallery.

Your photos may be published in news sites and publications anywhere in the world, including SoWal.com - include your name if you would like credit.


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Thanks Everyone!!! Time to draw the line!

Thanks to Dave Rauschkolb for his vision, leadership, and energy!

 

[Kurt]

Well, how about free coffee and hot chocolate at the entrance of Bud & Alley's?

See you there!

 

[North Lake]

It's a beautiful day. Hope to see everybody out on the beach!

 

[familyof3]

The Gulf Coast is so beautiful. I wish my family could be there to join you guys. Stand tall for all of us supporting from afar.

 

[Teresa]

Everyone I know will be on the beach today at noon. I feel very confident that our voices will be heard and that we will make a difference in the preservation and future of our Florida.. But I feel the need to say that whatever comes of today, I can say that I live in the best community in the world. This place just gets better and better. Its a beautiful place filled with passionate people! Just the fact that people care enough to take time to go out and make a difference - makes me smile and weep at the same time. Thanks to Dave for leadership. Thanks to the best community on earth for caring.

 

[Kurt]

Hanging at the Seaside Farmer's Market. Plenty of parking still. Come on down.

 

[Mightyern]

Lots of support at Blue Mountain/83 access though I am the lone bicyclist!

 

[Kurt]

Lots of folks on the beach in SoWal!

 

[Geo]

My best friend and I represented at Spooky Lane.

 

[Lake View Too]

There were about 350-400 people at Seaside. We came together at various times, and looked darn impressive. It was fun.