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Patrones Hideaway in Grayton Beach Memories & Photos

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Does anyone have photos they'd like to share??

It's odd, about places like Patrone's, the Old Seagrove Store, and even the Old Butler Store, that while you're living it, while you're enjoying these places, they are just a normal part of your life, and you never think to take a photo of them...
 
Oh My!! I need to dig out the pic's. I have a pic of my son, probably about 6 years old then, with Crabbe, the HUGE pig and her babies. Have pic's of a friend that is now deceased, Barbe Kosik at Patrones. I think it was her last photo. It might be time to burn up the scanner.
 
Oh My!! I need to dig out the pic's. I have a pic of my son, probably about 6 years old then, with Crabbe, the HUGE pig and her babies. Have pic's of a friend that is now deceased, Barbe Kosik at Patrones. I think it was her last photo. It might be time to burn up the scanner.

D,

I bet you have photos that would make an interesting history of the area from the 60s and 70s forward...I would love to see your collection.
 
D,

I bet you have photos that would make an interesting history of the area from the 60s and 70s forward...I would love to see your collection.

Glenda, here is a pic of our Jeep on the beach, with both my brothers and my girlfriends ( and dog Budweiser) on my 15th birthday. Circa 1978

The Jeep was a blast back then on the beach. Just imagine 3 teenagers running amuck on all 26 miles of beach, and dunes were not safe either. Ever tried sand skiing?? My past is blasting back.
 
trying to post pic.......:idontno:

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How can I get my picture from facebook to Sowal?? HELP
 
I loved to hang out at Patrones.
The sounds of animals, the smell of a burning bonfire, Joe's chain saw working a scupture, and Gene running around in the golf cart passing out beer to locals.
Those were the days my friends :wub:
 
Here's a gallery of some old Patrone's photos

Patrones | SoWal.com - Insider's Guide for South Walton Beaches & Scenic 30A

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such a fun and simple time down there, I loved the atmosphere there back then. Like someone said before the area was over developed(in my humble opinion) .
 
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