It's a total joke. Seaside used to have a sign like that.
Dangerous Situation Developing in Blue Mountain Beach
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The snake warning signs are in addition to the numerous dune conservation signs. Do you really think that "Warning: Snakes in Dunes" is an appropriate way to keep tourists off the dunes? The ends don't justify the means.
Is this Andy the Mohawk driver?
Scaring the tourons? All day, every day.
I guess we really shouldn't worry about what happens to the "private property" of the Retreat. I'd rather see signs that say "Pirate Gold: Dig Here". Maybe hand out treasure maps in Seaside. Let the tourists go apeshit in their dunes. The Retreat won't share, so why should we care.
I was just thinking about that Dave and wondering if it was still there. I believe it said "Beware of Pygmy rattlers".
I agree about the signs but not the snakes. In the 25 years we have owned here I have seen 3 snakes in the dunes. One used to come regularly and sun on our patio at Emerald Hill (which is one reason we no longer live there). We had a ground floor gulf front condo with a patio about 20 feet from the dune. Actually after Dennis the patio was hanging about 10 feet over the dune! One snake was at Seaside and the other at One Seagrove Place in the dunes. Not saying they have any snakes (without legs) at The Retreat- just saying there are snakes in the dunes.
Yes, it is. Why do you ask?
Well, I stand corrected. One of our renters saw a snake on the dune this last week.
I use to have a Mohawk, now I just have a bald spot or two