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Seaside...Welcome or Not

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I've decided that if the offending sign is still up when tourist season starts, I will put up my own sign right next to theirs! :biggrin:

That's exactly what I put in my letter to Susan Vallee. I wonder how Seaside renters and owners would feel if they couldn't walk to the east or west of their beach.:shock:
 
If people in Seaside want tp continue reaping the rewards of rent their homes to tourist, they better get a handle on this. No one is going to want to spend their hard earned money in a place that doesn't make people feel welcomed. When their homes and businesses are empty maybe they will think about this situation. Sad, very sad... Great place, but it only takes a few bad eggs to spoil it.
 
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Those turtles are tough. The Tupelo Vigilantes are probably lobbying tonight for a cyclone fence that they can bolt their signs to. :biggrin:
 
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"Tupelo Vigilantes" :funn:
 
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"Tupelo Vigilantes" :funn:

I think we should call them WOTs (Witches of Tupelo). Someone took a picture of the ?Welcome to Seagrove? sign on Forest Street this afternoon using a professional looking camera. I wonder what?s up.:idontno:
 
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