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Amen to that, Rita!!! dd is working on a TEXAS SOWALERS meeting after the holidays for us! So all you Texas lurkers, start posting!
 
My daughter forwarded photos to me, and since then I have been hooked. My family calls it "the site" .
 
I discovered it on Graytonbeach.com while looking for info after Ivan. Kurt's reports after Ivan assured me that the beach was still there. I had to see for myself & planned a trip to Seagrove 3 weeks after Ivan.
 
The general consensus seems to be that Ivan was very good for SoWal.com.
 
I was on the site for a couple of years looking for rental properties for vacation and finally noticed the board before Ivan. It took me a while to decide to register but it is all history since then. I look forward to the pictures and posts every morning. It is like a first cup of coffee in the morning. :cool: :bang:
 
I was poking around looking for some fishing advice and I wound up here. I think that's what it was. I don't really remember.
 
RiverOtter said:
Found it on Graytonbeach.com looking for real estate. Talk about premative. Then the 1st hurricane hit and looky at what kurt has done. :cool:


That is exactly how I found it too........
 
Hmmmm....I'm sure I found it doing a search on Seagrove/Grayton Beach. I remember reading an article about the history of Grayton Beach and the surrounding area. It was so interesting to read about the wild boars that used to live on Seaside land...and the grocery/general store that became the Red Bar...which is when I learned of the Red Bar! After reading the article, on our next trip down my husband & I road bikes to Grayton and explored the town and beach. Patrones was still there...we checked out several houses...checked out the Red Bar and decided it was the perfect place to celebrate my youngest sister's 40th birthday...lots of memories! I"m thinking that the graytonbeach.com website has been around for at least 5 years...is that possible Kurt?
 
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