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It looks developed not "pristine" and as a 3M shareowner, I am happy there are plans to sell it.

Price?

I got stuck there in sand 😢

The beach looks beautiful! We will be camping at the state park there shortly.

It’s a nasty place. Full of terrorists and alligators.

Yes, we like Cape San Blas too. Our usual trips are to St George Island, Mexico Beach, Cape San Blas or Indian Pass.

do you have a picture of the pricing maybe for the 1295 fly from the boat show because it has huge discounts and want to see the major difference

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My wife and I used to vacation down there with our kids in the 80's and 90's. Even back then the cape was eroding in places and Michael wasn't the first hurricane to impact that area. The rock seawall right as you turn out to the main peninsula marks the spot where the peninsula was almost cut through by a hurricane from before we went there. That rock seawall was added after further erosion from a close miss hurricane back in the late eighties or early nineties. Long before we started vacationing there, houses were located along that stretch as well as trees. That area was called the stump hole because off shore there were the remains of tree stumps as well as the septic tanks from homes that used to be where the ocean is now. Beautiful area though. From your aerial footage I can see there are more homes down there now. Back some years ago there were the beachfront homes and usually a row or two of homes behind them. It looks like now the homes pretty much go all the way to the road, both from the gulf side as well as the bay side. Looking on google earth it appears that the gulf from Indian Pass all the way to the curve at the rock wall has also been mostly developed. Our first year in that area we rented a home at Indian Pass, but the water down there was always too murky from the tidal outflow from Apalachicola Bay.

Is this a good place to find shells and shark teeth?

I prefer Hallandale beach or Hollywood beach Florida two beautiful beaches and lot of lounges to enjoy.

We were there the end of May 2023. I was extremely unimpressed! This was the ugliest beach I have ever been too on the gulf! Yes I am serious and I love the beach.

I am going to St. George Island in a week from now, not far away from you were. If i plan it right, the timing, I will visit Cape San Blas on my there. Cant wait for my vacation time to start.

I see it’s being sold

So cute❤

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She is way overdressed to be jumping from Willie t’s.

What’s the title of the intro song?

Sorry to have to complain, but you need to sort out your sound. Far too much wind noise, which ruined your commentary. In addition to that, your soundtrack is overpowering you voice. Nothing wrong with the Mini Moke. They are perfectly good vehicles. It's lack of maintenance on the pert of the Hire Center, that is the problem. I trust you asked for a refund.

mr.Good night! you shared amazing ,do you want more views?, have a nice day- )

That sweet girl feeding her baby brother was precious 💕

Back in the day. Awoman would get booed for jumping off the Willie T with her top still on. The ladies would jump topless off and get a Willie T T shirt when they submerged and got back to the bar.....Oh those were some sites

Used to get a free drink for diving off nude. That changed. Remember seeing a pic of a nudist that I guess showed up every day for a while, on the old Willie T.

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My Tesla 20kW installation was just commissioned today.... I have 4 power walls, I am hoping to be self sufficient with it

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Liek it- gorgeous -:))

Great recap!

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I would never be tied to the grid. Once the grid goes down your system goes down. What’s the point?

Your using a glowatt app. So 18 KW, maybe a bit low. I would want 45 KW at least, more if using a electric car.

20kW is such an enormous system. I'm a bit envious. The 20-year payback doesn't sound right at all though, but generally speaking throwing batteries into an installation has never been economic in terms of pay-back. Still, 20 years seems too long even with a small battery system, unless you also have whole-house backup for when the grid is down (verses just net-zeroing with the batteries in a grid-tie system), in which case things can get expensive in a hurry. Strictly grid-tie without batteries has always been the most economical solution with the shortest payback... even with the low $0.03/kWh grid payments and even if the electric company won't net-out the day. It tends to make more sense to take the $$ that would have been spent on batteries and just throw that into more solar panels. The second issue is ... 20kW is really an enormous system, so why isn't that bill negative every month? Is the pool really burning up that much power? Does the house have AC but the AC isn't running efficiently? There might be avenues for reducing your power consumption. It really is an enormous amount of power... like 110kWh/day in summer. * Pool pump timing * Get a heat-pump water heater and a very large tank programmed to top-up the water temperature before 4pm. * Check AC consumption and run times over the year. * Check overnight power draw from midnight to 6am to see what the minimum draw is on the house. This can often be cut in half or more with just modest work. My TV wasn't going into sleep mode, I replaced my outside lighting with LEDs that automatically turned on and off based on dalight detection, LED lights inside all around, etc. I was amazed at how much 'vampire' draw I could get rid of. A lot of surprising consumption often comes out of the woodwork. If you can cut your power consumption even just a tad it can drop your payback period from 20 years to 15... possibly without too much effort.

That's the boat my wife and I are hoping to buy. Fly bridge and all!.. Very nice. Hope there will be more boat videos.

I think if your looking at 20 year payback (ignoring the resale vale of the system) then you've overpaid. There's no doubt in my mind that by far the best value for money is simply a good quality string inverter (SMA in my case) and put as many solar panels as you can on to it. Be it 4kw, 8kw, 12kw. Your looking at under 8 year pay back (more like 4-5 in the UK where already high electricity costs recently doubled). As soon as you start listening to the salesmen and spending $$$ on optimisers and batteries and all the other gubbins you simply just increase and increase the payback period.

Great boat! Can you share the price tag on it?

I guess it is an irrelevant question to ask how many years/decade to pay back. Most owners don’t know the answer, for it’s not about money.

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How's the mini yacht

Love it, brother!!! So cool to get a sneak peek. The edits remind me of Thomas' SOM TV work, btw... so that's a compliment! lol

That was tons of fun to watch. Cant wait to see more

No your crying, no I am crying.... it's FINALLY happening and Tracy you deserve every second of all of this. James you got a gem... it kills me I can't be there to celebrate this momentous occasion BUT soon... have the beat times of your lives!!! Love you

Sweet water ride!