The article is called [URL="http://www.ajc.com/travel/content/travel/beaches/stories/2007/05/17/0520beachflorida.html"]10 favorite Florida beaches: Variety along the coast[/URL] (subscription required.) The author, Cheryl Blackerby, grew up in the Panhandle, but this is the only beach from this neck of the woods to make it. From the article: [QUOTE]This is the wild, natural beach of my childhood, with towering dunes as high as 30 feet, sparkling quartz sand and salty marshes. It's unpretentious and undeveloped, near Grayton Beach, a town with a population of 250. I wouldn't mind making it 251. The 2,000-acre park is a world unto itself ? lakes, ponds, hardwood hammocks, scrub pines, and at night a starry sky impossible to see in the city. To truly experience this park, you will want to camp in one of the 37 sites. [/QUOTE]
