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Since there is apparently no immediate prospect for the Grayton Beach webcam, you may want to get your SoWal fix from 30A Radio.
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RiverOtter
got any pics?
Peerless said:
What's 30A Radio :?:
I met one of the young ladies that is a DJ for that station, but I admit I have not heard it yet! She says they have a wide variety of music they play. Can I listen online? What is the call letters of the station? I would like to check it out! 
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30aradio.org
Thanks again, I check it out!
RiverOtter
got any pics?
8) Listening right now. Cool
The station is great - you never know what you are going to hear. Like an old-time college radio station before they all went commercial.
30A has alot of "MY kind of music" ...ROCK ON!
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Good beach music and NO COMMERCIALS.
On another thread:
Sandor closes his restaurant every year at this time and goes to N.Y. to work along side a chef friend from whom he gets new ideas for his Seagrove restaurant.
He may be there now.
On another thread:
Sandor closes his restaurant every year at this time and goes to N.Y. to work along side a chef friend from whom he gets new ideas for his Seagrove restaurant.
He may be there now.
30A Radio is a non-profit station founded by the Seaside Neighborhood School last year. They have volunteer DJs and have a Seaside Neighborhood School Radio Mentoring Class they teach every two weeks to the middle school students interested in radio.
Each volunteer chooses their music so you'll hear a wide variety of music. I've already dropped off a number of CDs over there to add to their collection. Anyone with CDs they'd like to have aired can contact Mark David Sawyer, the head DJ, and find out when they can drop it off. They are working on building up their music library.
Gary Fischer
Each volunteer chooses their music so you'll hear a wide variety of music. I've already dropped off a number of CDs over there to add to their collection. Anyone with CDs they'd like to have aired can contact Mark David Sawyer, the head DJ, and find out when they can drop it off. They are working on building up their music library.
Gary Fischer