Is there even a public access all the way from in between Seacrest to Inlet?
Yes, and it allows driving with permits, or at least it used to. I'm not sure on that current status.
Is there even a public access all the way from in between Seacrest to Inlet?
I have seen pictures where a baby turtle will walk into a track and not be able to get out and will have to walk along the track until it can, and now you can too below. These were from last year at Blue Mountain.
Since you actually know what you are talking about, I will continue this discussion with you. What do the turtle people say about tire tracks? How often does this really happen? And do they smooth over their own ATV tracks when they go out every day? The tire tracks above were obviously made by a county vehicle, since they are the only vehicles allowed on that part of the beach- should they be smoothing over their tire tracks?
Inquiring minds and all- and I trust you.
Before anyone asks me, I am not related to BeachSiO2.;-)
Here, here! Along with cars, we should ban all non-local sunbathers. They just ain't fit like us Floridians. I'm worried one of our turtles could get trapped in a trench from one of those double wide crack tracks left on our beach by an out-of-shape-out-of-stater. We should use some of Kristi's taxes to buy some cushy towels and let non-locals sun themselves in comfort ..... on the new parking lots.
Here, here! Along with cars, we should ban all non-local sunbathers. They just ain't fit like us Floridians. I'm worried one of our turtles could get trapped in a trench from one of those double wide crack tracks left on our beach by an out-of-shape-out-of-stater. We should use some of Kristi's taxes to buy some cushy towels and let non-locals sun themselves in comfort ..... on the new parking lots.