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Recommendations for "SoWal Good Tourist Guide" to post in vacation rentals

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tistheseason said:
Thanks Paula - I am printing out the list and will keep it in our house! It's great information.
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You're most welcome. Most people want to be good guests and many people who come here are familiar with the etiquette and responsibilities of vacationing on the coast. Guests are more than willing to help if we tell them how they can do so.
 
Did anyone ever compile all of the suggestions in this thread into one document? I'd like to print it our for our next guests. I guess what I'm asking is did someone do my homework for me? :lol:
 
I know Paula has a doc, but don't know if she got it all in.

It can be attached to this post or you can e-mail it to me for edit and I will post. I'd also like to post it on a page on a few other sites.
 
I'll try to attach what I post in my cottages for guests and if that doesn't work I'll email it to you, Kurt. Also, I just put the cover of the brochure about the flag system in a nice frame (I found frames for $1.00 at Target) so that it stands out. It's amazing how nice the brochure cover looks in a frame (it describes the flag system) and I imagine it will get attention at the cottages -- moreso than being posted on the refrigerator.
 
How about adding no four wheelers on the dunes..I actually saw a guy this past Sunday on the dunes over at Eastern Lake..it was not the sheriff's dept. We stood there is shock and could not get to him to spank his bottom! :nono1:
 
Franny said:
How about adding no four wheelers on the dunes..I actually saw a guy this past Sunday on the dunes over at Eastern Lake..it was not the sheriff's dept. We stood there is shock and could not get to him to spank his bottom! :nono1:
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That is shocking. :eek:

However, if the document were to have every possible scenario included, it would be so long that no one would bother reading it. I think the best solution would be to phrase it in a way that includes any sort of tampering on the dunes, and leave it at that.
 
Jockamo said:
is there a county ordinance regarding removal of beach chairs and other items at the end of the day?
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Yes - no items are to be left on the beach overnight.
 
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