CU believers perceive facts that point out false CU beliefs (lack credibility) as attacks on CU believers personally. Like a belly-button everyone can have an opinion. But not all opinions are credible. I guess if CU believers have no alternative facts to dispute the facts; they have to resort to claims of being “attacked” ... by the facts. Which shows the lack of CU believer’s credibility.
mputnal believes the sand and beach are not “normal land”. Heard recently from other BPOs that local REALTORS believe the same thing. Guess REALTORS are CU believers too.
#2033 Customary Use and Our 30A Legacy
“The sandy beach is unlike normal land in that sand is formed in the ocean and deposited along the coastline.”
Science has shown the facts are “this [FL panhandle] sand came from a process [of water erosion] involving the Appalachian Mountains and the Apalachicola River 20,000 years ago.” History of our Sand
New Judge for Florida-Georgia Water War - Southeast AgNET
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#1985 “Again, please understand that the State of Florida owns the sandy beach and we all share it.”
#1994 6. “... The sand is owned by the State of Florida. ...”
Customary Use and Our 30A Legacy
#1996 “In other words the [BPO’s] deeds are inaccurate or incomplete at best.”
With this non-linear thinking can you concluded that people from Atlanta can own the Walton dry white quartz sand (land) washed down from the Appalachian Mountains and the Apalachicola River?
Just not credible CU beliefs or opinions no matter how many times CU believers say them.
DanaMarie thank you for your insight and two-cents as a Walton (American) property owner.
By the way the Walton Sheriff has used the term “hooligans” in his CU FB video before. Testing the sand for Customary Use
mputnal believes the sand and beach are not “normal land”. Heard recently from other BPOs that local REALTORS believe the same thing. Guess REALTORS are CU believers too.
#2033 Customary Use and Our 30A Legacy
“The sandy beach is unlike normal land in that sand is formed in the ocean and deposited along the coastline.”
Science has shown the facts are “this [FL panhandle] sand came from a process [of water erosion] involving the Appalachian Mountains and the Apalachicola River 20,000 years ago.” History of our Sand
New Judge for Florida-Georgia Water War - Southeast AgNET
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/af/e5/0f/afe50fc6cab66ca37bd0a415472768de.jpg
#1985 “Again, please understand that the State of Florida owns the sandy beach and we all share it.”
#1994 6. “... The sand is owned by the State of Florida. ...”
Customary Use and Our 30A Legacy
#1996 “In other words the [BPO’s] deeds are inaccurate or incomplete at best.”
With this non-linear thinking can you concluded that people from Atlanta can own the Walton dry white quartz sand (land) washed down from the Appalachian Mountains and the Apalachicola River?
Just not credible CU beliefs or opinions no matter how many times CU believers say them.
DanaMarie thank you for your insight and two-cents as a Walton (American) property owner.
By the way the Walton Sheriff has used the term “hooligans” in his CU FB video before. Testing the sand for Customary Use