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- Thread starter earlkelly
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Well Kurt, the "Old Days" OK.
My Dad, he's 92, remembers when they opened Destin pass. I remember as a kid coming thru Destin and there were only 2-3 Motels on the beach. No such thing as a Condo back then. I remember riding in my Aunts '59-60 model Ford station wagon beach buggy on Grayton beach. No 4wheel drive just big tires with low air pressure.
I remember when the Eden State Park was just a rundown place over grown with weeds. And after it was renovated when the movie was filmed there, "Frogs" or something like that, a low budget thriller.
It wasn't the same after the House burnt down and of course we all grew up and got busy with our lives and our own Families.
My Dad, he's 92, remembers when they opened Destin pass. I remember as a kid coming thru Destin and there were only 2-3 Motels on the beach. No such thing as a Condo back then. I remember riding in my Aunts '59-60 model Ford station wagon beach buggy on Grayton beach. No 4wheel drive just big tires with low air pressure.
I remember when the Eden State Park was just a rundown place over grown with weeds. And after it was renovated when the movie was filmed there, "Frogs" or something like that, a low budget thriller.
It wasn't the same after the House burnt down and of course we all grew up and got busy with our lives and our own Families.
I bought that movie for $5 because it was local and I love frogs! LOL! I hooted, howled and heckled it like Mystery Science Theater 3000.
