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kurt said:
Just about every State Park, lake, beach access, and the bike trail

The 331 bridge, The 331 restaurant, Sea Bar
Eden State Gardens, Tucker Bayou access on 395, Point Washington Church
Old pier at Camp Helen
Rosemary Beach Western Green/walkover, Summer Kitchen, Town Hall
Gourd Garden now Eastern Lake Nursery
Cowgirl Kitchen / Beach Java
One Seagrove Place
Cocoon's
Seagrove Villas Motel
Seagrove Market
Seaside walkovers, Modica Mkt, Bud & Alley's, Ruskin Place, Seaside Chapel
WaterColor town center, Western Lake trails, Cerulean Park
Grayton Beach access, Red Bar, Zoo Gallery, Shops of Grayton
For The Health Of It, Big Daddy's, Sally's
Gaffrey Art
Miss Lucille's
Movies By The Sea
Cessna Park landing at Hogtown Bayou
Bayou Arts & Antiques
Woody's Gallery
The TDC
That's what I was going to say. :razz:
 
Is that little post office still in Seaside?
 
audie said:
we always go to miss lucille's gossip parlor after dinner for my blue raspberry ice fix !

Audie,
Did you know Miss Lucille came there from Indiana many years ago?
 
steele mama said:
That's what I was going to say. :razz:

Hello Steele Mama. Glad to see you are sticking to your New Year's Resolution about not spending so much time on the board at work. :lolabove: :clap_1: Hey sticking with it for 5 days is pretty good. :biggrin:
 
Kurt,
You mentioned Eastern Lake Nursery went in where Gourd Garden was. Do they also have mostly native plants? Hope they're able to make a go of it.
 
Rita said:
Kurt,
You mentioned Eastern Lake Nursery went in where Gourd Garden was. Do they also have mostly native plants? Hope they're able to make a go of it.

Well yes - sort of. Their real native plant section has always been kind of small but they have a lot of native trees and nearly-native plants that do well here.
 
kurt said:
Just about every State Park, lake, beach access, and the bike trail

The 331 bridge, The 331 restaurant, Sea Bar
Eden State Gardens, Tucker Bayou access on 395, Point Washington Church
Old pier at Camp Helen
Rosemary Beach Western Green/walkover, Summer Kitchen, Town Hall
Gourd Garden now Eastern Lake Nursery
Cowgirl Kitchen / Beach Java
One Seagrove Place
Cocoon's
Seagrove Villas Motel !!!!!!!
Seagrove Market
Seaside walkovers, Modica Mkt, Bud & Alley's, Ruskin Place, Seaside Chapel
WaterColor town center, Western Lake trails, Cerulean Park
Grayton Beach access, Red Bar, Zoo Gallery, Shops of Grayton
For The Health Of It, Big Daddy's, Sally's
Gaffrey Art
Miss Lucille's
Movies By The Sea
Cessna Park landing at Hogtown Bayou
Bayou Arts & Antiques
Woody's Gallery
The TDC

My favorite place in SoWal!!!!!!!
 
Other ideas:

SoWal.com
Native plants
State Parks (like Grayton state park as Smiling Joe mentioned)
Hurricanes?


If the kids want to include restaurants, shops, etc., perhaps those could be on "game cards" rather than the board so the board stays "timeless" and the cards could be changed, updated, etc.
 
kurt said:
Well yes - sort of. Their real native plant section has always been kind of small but they have a lot of native trees and nearly-native plants that do well here.

"Nearly-native" is just as good!
I'll make it a point to get by there next time we're down.
 
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