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I live in a land of bananas, the fruit of the golden smile. Eaten sun-warmed on a summer day, it is a treat of simple delight. The monkeys throw me bananas from the tree tops and I eat them with quiet wonder of how nature works together if only…
Modern Eco-Friendly Homes Set Amongst the Trees
We need more of this and less sprawl building, especially here in Florida! Great article, thanks for sharing! Enjoy
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More quick hitters with the Galaxy S4. Jon Paul & Dylan playing around puppy beach Pier Park, doing some bad wolverine poses 🙂
Max Igan radio broadcast. Max has a very pleasing voice, providing a stimulating, insightful look at our social stucture. An offer of awakening without the chicken little approach, while giving useful, revealing truths we can all benefit by observing. Show him some love, like and share please.
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Just some quick hitters with my new GS4. Not much planning and forethought, more of your typical first date playing around stuff. First Impression: Wow! I likey! Lots of bells and whistles for the blogger. Can I get some Daiya cheese with that? 😉 I was especially pleased with how the low light shots are […]
Just having some fun, it helps to manifest desired outcome. laugh a little!
It’s that time again, Huge smile 🙂 gorgeous weather, awesome sunsets, changing colors, and most importantly, football season! Lol… Even for someone who can’t watch very much tele, I am still pulled by the power of the dark side of the force 🙂 I mean, who can argue with fantasy football?? Such a powerful statement I’m already off into another fantasy and forgot what I was going to write about. Oh yeah, football.. Here on the gulf coast Florida, football is a huge force; pulling together the majority of thoughts, shifting the sway of the substantial consciousness. Almost, everyone I talk too on the weekends is thinking football and some are down right football zombies!
Very alluring programming, these modern-day gladiators… hard not to get drawn in? Idk, maybe it’s just me, but every weekend I feel this dramatic ebb n flow of energy with football, and here on the gulf coast, it is has huge fluctuations!! All these crazy fans, and all from different places, representing different teams, ahhhh… gotta luv them 🙂 I like people, most of the time, but for the most part I enjoy being around groups of happy people and why football has such an alluring power over me- woogie woogie boogie 😉
Anyway, I do myself a huge favor and have taken upon myself a routine of riding my bike to go watch football, and man o man, do I luv it! I get a dose of nature along the way, fresh air, animals, trees, clouds, sun, beach, and the occasional zombie 🙂 as well as a very meditative, relaxing, cardio workout. Maybe give it a try??? Jump on that bike and cruise over to your favorite place to enjoy the games.
One of my favorite places to ride to is Pineapple Wiley’s, not a vegan kind of place but they do their best to accommodate my appetite while I visit. Willy’s location alone is reason enough to take the ride over; absolutely gorgeous beach & beach views, cool breeze blowing off the coast, always an open table for the game and the staff have always been top-notch friendly people. I can take a swim during half-time, rinse off and get my seat back with no problem. I have been to many of sports bars, not many have compared to Willy’s for daytime beach & football on Sunday afternoon. Always seems to be a friendly, vibrant, happy crowd around willy’s beach, with watercraft rentals, abundance of foods & beverages, you may think you’re at a football oasis… Try and post up some pictures soon. 
Another favorite along the coast here is Shade’s at the loop on old hwy 30A, right down the street from Rosemary beach. Shades, as well, has much to offer for the wayward football fan. You can most likely find any game you’re looking for at any given time, they will do their best to make it happen for you. I have always been able to see even the most unwatched teams in the area, from hockey to football. Shades also has an abundance of food & beverages, from your typical sports bar grub to the much admired fish entre and every drink your imagination can drum up. There was a time I would journey up and down the large selection of draft beers, now I’m a cheap date and mostly stick to ginger ale 🙂 Whatever you thirst, Shades experienced bar staff can mix it up for you. Shades is nestled in Inlet beach, and has a gorgeous beach access on Orange St. just a few minutes from the restaurant. Before and After the game, one can enjoy a bike ride around Inlet beach, or a jaunt down the 30A- a ride that if you only do once, you would most certainly remember! If it’s beach, bike, and bar day, hard to beat Shades at Inlet beach Florida. Always a happy atmosphere, comfortable air-conditioned dining and despite the diversity in fans, always a friendly place to take in a game while you’re taken away by the beautiful Gulf Coast Florida. Come See us! Love and Peace, Jon Paul
My friend Mark, always has some fun water sports activity to check out. Show him some love, like, and share please! Love and Peace, Jon Paul
Check out this link below of the awesome whale shark & the beautiful Gulf of Mexico. Video captured before the BP oil disaster.
Come back often to see how beautiful the Gulf Coast is; how awesome the water, marine life, nature, people, communities, attractions & activities. I have this area covered like a magic carpet, I can break it down for ya 😉
http://www.sowal.com/bb/showthread.php/38948-Video-whale-sharks-at-Grayton-Beach-Florida, tagged by shamanistical
The Red Bar @ Grayton Beach, Fla. Cool little restaurant , just a short lil walk to the beach. This place had me at hello 🙂 right when you walk through the front door; especially if are not acquainted with the region, you are introduced with array of sensory delights: colors, art, smells, music and laughter. The only negative with this place, in season they are very busy and the tiny bar can get a little tight. Love it! The food is awesome too, even for a veganish kinda guy. Author Jon Paul Gilbert
Look how pretty she is!
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