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30A's lazy days are gone

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I remember 10 years ago when we would ride past Seaside, put it in 4 wheel drive and cross the dunes where Watercolors hotel is at. We would go down on the beach and have bonfires and sometimes sleep on the beach. Man we had fun out there, there was no light and the stars would look like they were 10 miles away. My buddy had a 4 wheel drive van and a generator, we would set up camp.
 
Well, the lazy days are still around at the right house at the right time on the right beach. But, if you don't know already, we're not telling.:roll:
 
I miss the gnarled oak trees that used to be in Blue Mountain....
 
jamnolfin said:
I remember 10 years ago when we would ride past Seaside, put it in 4 wheel drive and cross the dunes where Watercolors hotel is at. We would go down on the beach and have bonfires and sometimes sleep on the beach. Man we had fun out there, there was no light and the stars would look like they were 10 miles away. My buddy had a 4 wheel drive van and a generator, we would set up camp.
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Yep, and then I came along and ruined your life! :wave:
 
elgordoboy said:
Thanks..am I remembering the sausage correctly? It was before I truly appreciated good food when I last had the links.
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MMMMMMMMMMM.... Poseys. I wonder if it is still there? I haven't been down in a few years. I used to fish from Panacea, FL every year and stay in Alligator Point and we ate almost every meal there. Those fine people in Panacea know how to fish. Last time I was in the area I just drove through. That was a few years ago and it was still relatively unspoiled. It isn't too far from Cape San Blas. I apologize to the areas current fans for letting this out :blink: One bad thing about Indian Pass is the bugs will carry you away of you aren't chained to something. Also, I wouldn't swim out too far at Alligator Point because those pesky sharks sure like to feed in this area :shark: The stars still look like you can reach up and touch them in Alligator Point as you sit around a bonfire :drink:
 
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jamnolfin said:
I remember 10 years ago when we would ride past Seaside, put it in 4 wheel drive and cross the dunes where Watercolors hotel is at. We would go down on the beach and have bonfires and sometimes sleep on the beach. Man we had fun out there, there was no light and the stars would look like they were 10 miles away. My buddy had a 4 wheel drive van and a generator, we would set up camp.
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That was a grayt spot!!!!!!!!!!! I had some great times right there.
 
sowalgayboi said:
Wouldn't it look goofy to have the "F" balcony just propped up in the woods? :idontno:
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well, there was a big treehouse right in the middle of the massive dunes in grayton (state park) in a great tree - can't remember if it was a huge oak or magnolia all gnarly and twisted, and very big canopy so it was hidden. very cool. we probably did some f bombs there long ago.
 
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