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(EN) It’s a very interesting post,Y😊. It is in a journalistic perspective in my opinion. Thanks for sharing
(IT) È un post molto interessante Y😊. È in una prospettiva giornalistica secondo me. Grazie per la condivisione
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Hi forthemo -thanks – although I think I might have made this part of the beach area look run down – when it is not… hmmmm
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Looks can be deceiving! LOL! I still have my conceal carry license from Florida. HA!
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right on….
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i haven’t been to Destin in 3-4 years. I like the panhandle. I don’t really like any of Florida, cause hot, but if I HAVE to go, cause mother, dad, daughter, grandsons — I prefer the panhandle landscape. It’s the best part.
I like the towel dispensary, I mean, who wouldn’t? It’s clever, it’s yellow, it’s practical.
Once again, you and I are on the same page. I have a draft about advantages to certain labels, and guns are part of that, even though I am also not a gun person.
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well I look forward to your labels post….
and I almost left that commentary part off in this post – you know – and just added pics – but then I realized I like when bloggers share a few tidbits of story – and so hey – why not….
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and parts of the east coast side of fla are just nasty – lol (no offense to folks who live there)
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Yeah, the golf definitely has the edge! (Even if it’s all curves!) None of my people live on the Atlantic side of Florida so no offense to mine 😉
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That cracked door gives me a concern feeling. It suggests some one attempt to break it by force. I hope that is not the case.
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I agree – and that was barely visible – I was just up so close… it is actually a nice area (and it looks like an anger punch to me… ha)
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glad to see they’ve whited out firearms on the sign. I remember growing up on the beach in FL and NONE of those things were outlawed on the beach! We could actually use and enjoy the beaches.
Texas beaches might not all be as pretty as some in FL, but at least we can still enjoy them here. I don’t miss FL beaches at all.
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Hi Capt Jill = thank you for chiming in.
and I wonder if this beach is extra regulated because it is ahigh tourist area and you know – people sometimes act the fool.
and I did not realize about the beaches in Fla vs Texas… very interesting –
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I think most of the beaches in FL have been regulated like that now. At least the popular ones.
I really miss the old days, when we could just go out and enjoy ourselves without all the rules and regulations (and tourists)
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I think you get the interesting doors award for today. I like the cooler doors and the towel exchange.
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thanks so much, D
although I feel like I might have made this area look run down – maybe later I can show some of the nicer doors here –
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At the risk of sticking Rod Stewart in your head – Every picture tells a story.
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Interesting collection of some well used doors. I’m sure the area was lovely, there are some beautiful places in Florida. Have a nice weekend! 🙂
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thanks Brenda – and wishing you a good day too (and still thinking of your recent FF – the details with the children and chicken…)
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I’m glad about that, I’ve been “puttering” at filling out the story. Different directions to take, not sure which one I like the best. =)
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It was the same when we lived in Spain, tourists renting cars were targeted and followed by theives. We always told them to remove the rental stickers to avoid this.
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Thanks for sharing that about the rental cars – that was how it was here – it was like having a bull’s eye on the car – but now it is better
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So glad to see this category again! For the love of doors lol
Great post! And cool doors, I’m so glad they got it fixed. 🙂
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Thanks for visiting and commenting Tammy
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You’re most welcome!
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