At 4:28 on a tv you can see a massive gar or a gator sink or swim off right in front of the paddle boarders. I can’t tell which. Pretty cool. I had to post from phone but only noticed because I watched it on tv.
The original pass in Destin was just to the east of the current location. A hurricane is what shifted it according to Tommy White. His father was Dr. White of White-Wilson Medical center and it was his family that donated the Ft. Walton Indian mound to the state. He also ran a dive shop in FWB and was quite knowledgeable about Walton County history.
LOL what did they find inside the Indian mound? Because you don't know it's an Indian Mound if you don't look Inside it.....could just be a pile/mound of dirt.....
Are there Gators in the Bay or any other dangerous creatures? I will be buying a home either on the Bay or on the Beach and wanting to learn the good and bad of the Bayfront. Do people water ski or swim in the Bay? Been to Destin and Miramar Beach twice and never saw a single pontoon or boat out on the water. They must all go to the ocean and Crab Island.....
you don't see too many gators on the bay, and when you do, they're usually up in the river mouth on the far east side... but of course, we've seen gators in the gulf too... there are also sharks in the bay, but again, they're also all over the gulf, all day, every day... we swim in the bay, fish, paddle, jetski, etc... LOTS of dolphins in the bay.. manatees from time to time, esp on the west end... we lived on the bay for 18 years, and can't recommend it enough
@@AroundTheWorldWeGo Thank you! The water in the Bay is dark and so You would never see anything approaching you it seems, from under water. I don't plan on ever swimming in the bay and I doubt my family would. We do like to fish and I love the Stand-up style jet ski which I will be buying after moving even though I am now 66. And depending on how crazy you get with them you will fall off now and then into the water. LOL
Great video that captures the beauty and uniqueness of the area!
Thank you! We are so glad you found it engaging. ❤️
Do you live around 30A @@30A
One of our favorite places to ride the jet ski.
sitting at home in Atlanta, makes me want to make the drive down tonight!
Aw thank you!
That was great man! Inspired. Going to make video of my local area and cometary. Great edit.
Just got back from destin already planning a return trip .
Thanks Man 🙂
That beautiful bay! ❤️
Great video!
Excellent video of my favorite bay
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At 4:28 on a tv you can see a massive gar or a gator sink or swim off right in front of the paddle boarders. I can’t tell which. Pretty cool. I had to post from phone but only noticed because I watched it on tv.
Seems they don't want to reply to this since they are PROMOTING the area and don't want to scare us away! LOL
There was absolutely NOTHING in that water ahead of the paddle boarders in this video.....
Yall should do some more stuff on grayton beach my favorite place on earth
We love Grayton too! More videos are coming :)
Excellent video my friend...
Thank you!!
So what happened to all the oysters
Can you do videos about blue mountain beach as well. Love that area of 30A!
Yes! Our new series premiering in May will visit lots of the coastal communities you love.
@@30A Thank you for replying! Looking forward to watching these new videos!
The original pass in Destin was just to the east of the current location. A hurricane is what shifted it according to Tommy White. His father was Dr. White of White-Wilson Medical center and it was his family that donated the Ft. Walton Indian mound to the state. He also ran a dive shop in FWB and was quite knowledgeable about Walton County history.
LOL what did they find inside the Indian mound? Because you don't know it's an Indian Mound if you don't look Inside it.....could just be a pile/mound of dirt.....
I bet if you told this guy global warming may be responsible for lack of oysters he would lose his mind
I bet if I told you there was no such thing as Global Warming you would lose your mind! LMAO
I am Florida's toughest swimmer
Are there Gators in the Bay or any other dangerous creatures? I will be buying a home either on the Bay or on the Beach and wanting to learn the good and bad of the Bayfront. Do people water ski or swim in the Bay? Been to Destin and Miramar Beach twice and never saw a single pontoon or boat out on the water. They must all go to the ocean and Crab Island.....
you don't see too many gators on the bay, and when you do, they're usually up in the river mouth on the far east side... but of course, we've seen gators in the gulf too... there are also sharks in the bay, but again, they're also all over the gulf, all day, every day... we swim in the bay, fish, paddle, jetski, etc... LOTS of dolphins in the bay.. manatees from time to time, esp on the west end... we lived on the bay for 18 years, and can't recommend it enough
@@AroundTheWorldWeGo Thank you! The water in the Bay is dark and so You would never see anything approaching you it seems, from under water. I don't plan on ever swimming in the bay and I doubt my family would. We do like to fish and I love the Stand-up style jet ski which I will be buying after moving even though I am now 66. And depending on how crazy you get with them you will fall off now and then into the water. LOL
@@2quick24 I understand the fear! it's not for everyone