Safety of beach and walkovers

[jpbhen]

Camping on the beach is illegal so the Sheriff would be able to do something.

Perhaps I should take and post pictures of the homeless camp I found.

i apologize for being vague earlier - we aren't uncharitable, but like the man scooterbug saw last fall, we are reasonably sure that these are not people who are homeless/down on their luck. they remind me of old fashioned "hobos" that i used to read about as a kid - the guys who rode the rails. [andy griffith had an episode with a hobo played by buddy ebsen]. they have all kinds of scavenged chairs, umbrellas, tarps, coolers, tables, etc etc. and the area continues to grow. they also beg for money from sunbathers in a very low-key way. we are kind of surprised that their stuff isn't disposed of when the beach is cleaned - ? anyway, it is probably not unsafe, but may be off-putting for tourists. i have stopped going to bramble by myself. we just wondered if anyone knew anything, especially with regard to safety.

 

[Deli Love]

The Don Crim beach access at Brumble Grove is safer than most places where there is no local on watch. I'm pretty sure if a crime was committed, 911 would be called promptly. I have been there many times over the last year and I enjoyed a few sunsets and a few quiet moments when I needed a safe beautiful place to clear my mind. No worries there. I hope people leave well enough alone on that beach.