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re: 30A and Public Beach Access
Posted on 5/4/25 at 9:00 pm to TutHillTiger
Posted on 5/4/25 at 9:00 pm to TutHillTiger
That is correct and thank you.
I may not have the length of time correct for measuring the average height of the tides. But it is somewhere around 17-19 years.
And I agree that there is no doubt Walton County regrets the decision to include the “land” out to the MHWL.
And we always chat up the guys fishing and others coming by. Almost all are good folks.
I may not have the length of time correct for measuring the average height of the tides. But it is somewhere around 17-19 years.
And I agree that there is no doubt Walton County regrets the decision to include the “land” out to the MHWL.
And we always chat up the guys fishing and others coming by. Almost all are good folks.
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Posted on 5/4/25 at 9:01 pm to TutHillTiger
That is correct and thank you.
I may not have the length of time correct for measuring the average height of the tides. But it is somewhere around 17-19 years.
And I agree that there is no doubt Walton County regrets the decision to include the “land” out to the MHWL.
And we always chat up the guys fishing and others coming by. Almost all are good folks.
I may not have the length of time correct for measuring the average height of the tides. But it is somewhere around 17-19 years.
And I agree that there is no doubt Walton County regrets the decision to include the “land” out to the MHWL.
And we always chat up the guys fishing and others coming by. Almost all are good folks.
Posted on 5/5/25 at 7:56 am to TutHillTiger
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Let me give you an update on this bullshite. Even though the state has managed the beach forever, Walton County did in fact do this, although I would argue they never really had the right to so, they won in Court so “res ipsa loquitor” but that’s not what has me pissed off.
Look at it from another perspective. Would many of these homes have the same value if it were not private beach? Would the current owners have purchased them if they knew it would be public beach? It's too late to change course and it 's a losing battle
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Now these mfer Karen’s claim they own the GD water too and I have had buddies that are surf fishing and clearly below the mean tide mark, getting yelled at by these bitches as they are fishing. (For any fricking Karen’s reading this shite that isn’t the same mfering thing as being in the water. Look it up mfers.)
This is where Walton county needs to step in and put them in their place. I am no longer beach front but we have deeded access. Directly next to our 300+ yards of beachfront is a Karen cop. He will bitch at anyone who even tries to stop and take a picture. I tell him all the time that he is breaking the law and one day he's going to FAFO.
Posted on 5/5/25 at 8:09 am to SippyCup
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Walton county
I've visited here lot over the past 30 years.
It seems to be run by bunch of Karen's tat hate tourists, but love the tax $$$$.
They love them Gay Pride, too.
Posted on 5/5/25 at 8:18 am to Pauvetibete
We never had an issue finding beach access on 30A. Are we talking further down to Alys and Rosemary? The other end has access points all over, and just past Seaside. One rental we had there was an unfortunate guy guarding with his body cam. We just laughed at him and never went back, just went down further the next day.
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