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Originally Posted by cdavisdb
Looks fabulous on Google Earth. One of my favorite areas. Good shelter for camping is close, big beach in front, big dock behind. If some folks can sleep in the house, its darn near perfect. And fresh oysters for the taking are only 3 miles away.
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Conner, I think it's fabulous, but some of my friends say I'm mess'ed up. Here is what it does have - It's one mile to Captiva Pass. it has 6' of water at the dock on the bayside and we can raft up 3 deep on two docks. Propane heated fresh water showers oven and stove, two water closets, 1 mile south and 6 miles north of blinding white sandy beaches with 100' of frontage for tent campers. It has enough "canned amps" solar power to run a half dozen anti-no-seem 24"" box fans and back-up generator, if it is overcast. We can send Kmoose and Co. out to the spring for some AJ's and put them on the smoker. We've had 20 sleep in the house before, but that is a little "cozy". If someone needs A/C blow'in on 'em, Cabbage Key is only about a mile north up the ICW and the Tarpon Lodge is a couple of miles away over at Pineland.
I understand CSC is a "Bi-Coastal" organization and they just had a function at Tarpon Springs, so I'm good with Long Point, Ponce Inlet, or Jacksonville Beach too. I just thought I'd run it up the flagpole for future consideration. I wouldn't be the first time I brought the flag back down with bullet holes in it......!