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BlueMtnBeachVagrant

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Jun 20, 2005
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There are a lot of visitors out there who do not know about this "rule". I went to TDC's website to see if I could find something out on this, similar to what a visitor to our area would do.

I visited http://beachesofsouthwalton.com/safety_info.asp
and figured it should detailed there along with clean beach tips, rip tides, Seemore the crabby crab, turtle tips, etc.

But NOPE. Nothing. Here's their current list within that web page where one would EXPECT to find something on this matter. It even has a link to our favorite subject below.;-)





Beach Updates

Click here for Beach Access map (pdf)


Weekly Beach Updates - 1-866-4my-beach


Have I missed a post where somebody's already asked this question? If I were an unsuspecting visitor, and someone confiscated my $250 setup (tent, umbrellas, chairs), I might be a bit upset with all the money I was pouring into Walton County including the bed tax.

Heck while we're at it...never mind...later.



 
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Smiling JOe

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Let's not jump the TDC too much. They even show restrooms at the 83 Access in BMB. :funn:Maybe Redfish Village is allowing the public ... :rotfl: nevermind.
 

BeachSiO2

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Let's not jump the TDC too much. They even show restrooms at the 83 Access in BMB. :funn:Maybe Redfish Village is allowing the public ... :rotfl: nevermind.

I have heard that those will be under construction this October, along with the parking lot...
 
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BlueMtnBeachVagrant

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Let's not jump the TDC too much. They even show restrooms at the 83 Access in BMB. :funn:Maybe Redfish Village is allowing the public ... :rotfl: nevermind.
Well ain't that a bunch of crap!!!

But cereally folks, shouldn't that little factoid be there, warning tourists about confiscation before they actually start constipating?
 
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BlueMtnBeachVagrant

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They will be warned. With a tag on the items to be removed 24 hours prior to their removal. Or so I hear. :dunno: We'll see...
Thanks.
So if a tourist decides to take a day off from the beach, i.e. too much sun the day before, or bad weather, and fails to notice the tag because they didn't get to the beach that day, then bye-bye possessons - I guess.

TNJed, I like your level headedness. What is the name of your company?
 

Miss Kitty

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Thanks.
So if a tourist decides to take a day off from the beach, i.e. too much sun the day before, or bad weather, and fails to notice the tag because they didn't get to the beach that day, then bye-bye possessons - I guess.

TNJed, I like your level headedness. What is the name of your company?

My take on this is that if people don't have enough sense to remove their crap from the beach at the end of the day, so be it. Just like if they don't have enough sense to stay out of the water when red flags are flying. :wave:
 
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