My husband wasn't in the water. He was on the north side of 30-A, in Gulf Place, in a long-sleeve shirt and a tie, and the discomfort began immediately upon getting out of his car. Red tide was my first thought, but it could have been something in the landscaping.
Perhaps I should make him take me to Amore for lunch and see if it happens again. ;-)
Hey THANKS! That is a much better reference. The other just say no samples given.
Thanks a lot. I have bookmarked that page.
Emailed the chamber and this is the response...
Thank you for visiting our website, www.pcbeach.org, and thanks for
your request. In response, the red tide is present. For more
information please contact Panama City Beach Police Dept (Beach Patrol)
850-233-5000. Please let me know if you have additional questions.
Thank you,
Bethany Edwards
Absolutely. This does need to be investigated further.I was on Seagrove Beach for most of the day yesterday. I didn't have the first hint of Red Tide symptom's no coughing , or irritated eyes. I was in the water as well. Must of been something in the landscaping. But a trip to have lunch on the deck at Amore's should clear it all up. ;-)
My husband wasn't in the water. He was on the north side of 30-A, in Gulf Place, in a long-sleeve shirt and a tie, and the discomfort began immediately upon getting out of his car. Red tide was my first thought, but it could have been something in the landscaping.
Perhaps I should make him take me to Amore for lunch and see if it happens again. ;-)