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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.

The dunes in that area were a particular favorite for clandestine activities 20 - 30 years ago.

At least that's what I always heard :cool:
 
The dunes in that area were a particular favorite for clandestine activities 20 - 30 years ago.

At least that's what I always heard :cool:

I "heard" it was true 40 years ago too:clap:
 
We used to have bonfires in the front yard on 30A. Some of the biggest sand dunes use to be at Ed Walline.
We would sit on the front porch and the only traffic you might see on 30
A would be a Gatlin lumber truck go by.
 
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