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If I had $10 million...
- Thread starter CChandler
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30ashopper
SoWal Insider
You could also buy Sandestin, which just turned over in the county records for $9,217,100.00.
The down-side is that, with your purchase, you get the 62 homeowner associations and the homeowners that come with them....
No thanks!
Lynnie
SoWal Insider
Ahem, BR. The Georgia Coast is anything but a-stinking. The minerals are different than the Panhandle, which darkens the sand and water. For instance, phosphorus, which makes playing on the beach at night special and luminous. 
. Sea Island doesn't need commerce, does it? It's fantastic!!!
. Sea Island doesn't need commerce, does it? It's fantastic!!!
Landlocked
Beach Fanatic
Ahem, BR. The Georgia Coast is anything but a-stinking. The minerals are different than the Panhandle, which darkens the sand and water. For instance, phosphorus, which makes playing on the beach at night special and luminous.
I've only been to the coast of Georgia a couple times and both times I fell in love with the place. Jekyll Island is a place all of you should see some day. Yeah, the beach is different, but it is an amazing place to see.
That being said, SoWal is where I belong. There's no doubt about it.
Beach Runner
beats on hood
I love Sea Island. But remember when they fixed the severe erosion on the beach by bringing in rocks, covering them with concrete, and then covering that with sand? The sand on top is so hot that there are soaker hoses so the sand doesn't burn the bottom of people's feet when they walk to the beach. That's why I said the beach there stinks compared to SoWal.Ahem, BR. The Georgia Coast is anything but a-stinking. The minerals are different than the Panhandle, which darkens the sand and water. For instance, phosphorus, which makes playing on the beach at night special and luminous.
I still love The Cloister. Anyone who has never been must go sometime. It is a unique and luxurious experience. Not having to decide where to eat because the food is included in the price, the great breakfasts, lunch buffets with huge shrimp, dressing up for multiple-course dinners, the manager's party, cookouts with the Nutty-Buddy man George, BINGO ("under the N Herschel Walker number 34" ...), beach music at the dance parties kind of like of a frat party but with daddies dancing with their little girls
, pony rides for kids, the spa, the shops, etc., etc. Who needs commerce when there are so many activities and great food at one resort?
scooterbug44
SoWal Expert
Ditto - even blue wave beaches on the European Riviera aren't as nice as Sowal.
Lynnie
SoWal Insider
I love Sea Island. But remember when they fixed the severe erosion on the beach by bringing in rocks, covering them with concrete, and then covering that with sand? The sand on top is so hot that there are soaker hoses so the sand doesn't burn the bottom of people's feet when they walk to the beach. That's why I said the beach there stinks compared to SoWal.
I still love The Cloister. Anyone who has never been must go sometime. It is a unique and luxurious experience. Not having to decide where to eat because the food is included in the price, the great breakfasts, lunch buffets with huge shrimp, dressing up for multiple-course dinners, the manager's party, cookouts with the Nutty-Buddy man George, BINGO ("under the N Herschel Walker number 34" ...), beach music at the dance parties kind of like of a frat party but with daddies dancing with their little girls
*Gulp* - Looks like now you need $13MM for an ocean front cottage.....or $7MM for a modest townhome. Why don't Y'all buy one, BR? I'll come visit!