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Grayton beach - beach chair rentals - troubling trend

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I love a good clint eastwood movie, especially when you have a great wealthy land owner like ..seaducer...and the angry towns people like say...well all of us. The ensuing witty dialogue and cool line drawn in the sand threats...seriously no pun intended, is awesome! 0
 
I've moved empty and unreserved chairs and umbrellas several times to make room for me and my guest's stuff.

I'm not the least bit concerned for any legal or tough-guy repercussions from the vendor.

And your analogy about moving parked cars and beach umbrellas is ridiculous.
 
I've never heard of grand theft beach chair. I seriously think the reward is worth the risk.
 
I've moved them before. No name or reservation and I move it.

I think you are confusing vandalism which would be harm done to the chair. Dropping the umbrella and folding up the chairs next to it isn't a crime.

You're probably one of the vendors that thinks they also have the right to drive on the beach.

From the beach vendor permit application:

Permits do not grant vending rights seaward of the Erosion Control Line.
 
Some if those set ups are nice, maybe worth the risk. You could share time in the same cell as cable pirates, or illegaldvd distributors.

If someone is sitting in the chair it's a different story. Chair jacking is definitely crossing the line.
 
Clint Eastwood would love all the empty chairs. He'd have someone to talk to.
 
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