Canopy on the beach

[Jdarg]

Thnaks mr acetexas for this usefull topci

Oh snap!

 

[Alicia Leonard]

Not Scholl's. He's definitely not gellin'.

But he could be a felon.......... I don't know.........it rhymed.

Okay, so this is how I roll.........

Well, actually, it's more like this..................

Well.......It's really more like this............

Pick up yer stuff

 

[Savethebeach]

Dr. Noiswater is correct, however it is better to have more than one mode of protection. By the way, very interesting topic....I commend the locals for all of the regulations that have kept Grayton "small" or "smaller" than the monster tourist traps that are to the east and west. I, however, due to the long walk over to the water front, have prefered to leave my canopy up. Also, did you know that there were over 50,000 sea turtle nests in Florida two years ago. I don't know what species are near Grayton, but there seems to be a false sense of extinction.

 

[jodiFL]

Also, did you know that there were over 50,000 sea turtle nests in Florida two years ago. I don't know what species are near Grayton, but there seems to be a false sense of extinction.

But the drop of nests in this area can be confirmed by the organization that monitors this. (South Walton Turtle Watch) And there are several species in this area, some closer to extinction than others.

 

[Jdarg]

Jodi, these people don't want to know anything! Nice try to educate, though.

But the drop of nests in this area can be confirmed by the organization that monitors this. (South Walton Turtle Watch) And there are several species in this area, some closer to extinction than others.

 

[BeachSiO2]

But the drop of nests in this area can be confirmed by the organization that monitors this. (South Walton Turtle Watch) And there are several species in this area, some closer to extinction than others.

Also, many people don't know that their are species of turtles and subspecies. Why is this important? Because the subspecies are genetically different even though they are within the same species. Turtles nest on the beaches from whence they were born so the subspecies native to this area will ONLY NEST IN THIS AREA. In essence, it's not only about total number survival, it's also about subspecies extinction.

 

[Savethebeach]

I apologize....the count I have is for the Loggerhead only. The only other turtle in the area is the Green sea turtle. Interesting video I saw today:

http://video.msn.com/video.aspx?mkt=en-US&brand=&vid=a9e62d5f-32dd-4588-9ac6-31c5d60be4f5

 

[Savethebeach]

BeachSiO2...very interesting...actually amazing

 

[jodiFL]

Jodi, these people don't want to know anything! Nice try to educate, though.

;-) maybe they just need pictures.........

 

[jamster]

Why should I care about the sea turtles? I mean if they haven't evolved enough or learned to avoid my canopy at night they deserve to be turtle soup. Survival of the fittest!