UGH! Why do developers destroy things that are priceless.
Seagrove Market Trees Coming Down Today?
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This makes me sick!
Would have been great if they had tried to keep those trees in a great courtyard or atrium.
I know construction around them would be hard on them, but they ARE survivors and worth it IMO.
I know construction around them would be hard on them, but they ARE survivors and worth it IMO.
Literally makes my stomach hurt just to read this... almost as much as when the clear cutting happened for that ill-fated Nantucket community on 30a.... time was, old established trees were what brought value to a piece of property. 
Just drove by. Gone. 
I am sick.................
Oh Mermaid, please post a photo for us...I had no idea they were taking them all down so soon. We should have a funeral...
kathydwells
Darlene is my middle name, not my nickname
I wonder if the people who are actually removing the tree feel any guilt at all about it. I could not do it. No way. Man, this is just so sad.
This makes me faint. That being said, what's going on there? Is Hotel V trying to become a reality?
The intersection at 395 and 30A really needs a hotel. :roll: No way it will be successful in this market. The developers should acknowledge the lesson learned by the NatureWalk people, as well as many others -- "Build it, and they will come." Uh, NOT!
The intersection at 395 and 30A really needs a hotel. :roll: No way it will be successful in this market. The developers should acknowledge the lesson learned by the NatureWalk people, as well as many others -- "Build it, and they will come." Uh, NOT!
