Will B
Moderator
I think I saw the Geiko caveman cruising the beach the other day with his!
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Bonfire On The Beach??
- Thread starter leecotton84
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I think I saw the Geiko caveman cruising the beach the other day with his!
Kurt
Admin
Neither the county nor turtles are active in cold months. Although I have seen a few fires in the warmer months. The county guys will pass by a burn barrel for a few days I'm guessing.
Matt J
SWGB
If it's filled in and extinguished as described above it shouldn't pose a problem, unless of course the turtle chooses that location to dig. Since I've rarely seen a TDC guy get out of his truck I doubt they'll be digging them up after searching with a metal detector.
gardening1970
Beach Fanatic
Is the $50 permit good for one night only? I've often wanted to make an early Spring trip so we could enjoy a beach fire, but I'd want to know upfront if each fire would cost me $50.
Kurt
Admin
One fire only and it must be used same day you purchase.
2bohemians
Beach Fanatic
Even though the permit is only good for one night ... it's worth it. Nothing quite like having a magical bonfire on the beach with good company to enjoy it.
waltonco lover
Beach Fanatic
Even though the permit is only good for one night ... it's worth it. Nothing quite like having a magical bonfire on the beach with good company to enjoy it.
I agree with you 2bohemians. I bonfire on the beach is one of my favorite thing to do with my friends.
