Bike rentals and fireworks

[kkn]

We will be coming to Seagorve for the first time and we would like to rent some bikes. Any ideas of who to rent from? Also, does any one do a fireworks display?
Where is the best place to see them?
Thanks!

 

[Lady D]

kkn, you can try these places I am putting the links to below. There have been other posts on here as to places to rent bikes that deliver. Maybe someone else will reply to this as to other places to try. Butterfly Bike and Beach Rentals is on 30A at Seagrove Beach. I would try them first.

http://www.30-a.com/shop/article.asp?art=bikeshops.html

http://www.bigfishbikerentals.com/

 

[kkn]

Lady D

Thanks for the info. I'll check out both the web sites.
kkn

 

[Miss Kitty]

kkn!


:clap_1: ladyd...that was so helpful!

 

[Lady D]

Well, Sueshore, I know people think since I do not live down there I couldn't possibly know anything about things in that area, I have ways of finding things. I like to try and find things for people!

 

[Kurt]

The 30a. com link is old. I don't think Moon Doggys exists anymore? At least it isn't in Gulf Place.

Rent from Big Daddys
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http://www.bigdaddysrentals.com

or

Yellowfin at Grayton General Store
Seagrove IceHouse

 

[Jdarg]

We had a good experience with Big Daddy's, and they will reserve bikes/kayaks for you and deliver them.

 

[Lady D]

Since the 30-A link is old, and has Big Daddy's on it and the Butterfly Bike and Beach Rentals, does the Butterfly Bike and Beach rentals still exist? Apparently whoever is in charge of updating website stuff there isn't doing so! Sounds like our computer tech guy!

Oh well, just trying to be helpful since I was just mainly looking for ones near where she was.

 

[Smiling JOe]

[font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif] Walton Considers Fireworks Ban

[/font][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]By Christopher Mitchell (cmitchell@wmbb.com)[/font]
[font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif] [/font][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]News 13 On Your Side[/font]
[font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif] [/font] [font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Friday, June 23, 2006[/font]
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[/font][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]DeFuniak Springs, FL - Walton County leaders are considering a ban on fireworks because of drought conditions, but it may not apply to larger fireworks displays.[/font]

[font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Signs advertising fireworks are popping up all over the Florida panhandle for people to buy fireworks for their personal use, but if an ordinance is passed by Walton County commissioners Tuesday, local residnts won't be able to use the fireworks they bought this year for July 4th celebrations.[/font]

[font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]State fire officials say Walton County is among the dryest in all of Florida, and officials at the Walton County Emergency Operations Center is recommending to county leaders to pass the ordinance to reduce the risk of fire.[/font]

[font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]County emergency officials say they are not recommending a ban on professional fireworks to county commissioners right now, so residents should be able to enjoy professional fireworks displays provided by the city of DeFuniak Springs and some south Walton businesses who hired licensed and certified firework professionals.[/font]

 

[Lady D]

SJ, I thought you had mentioned this. I had initially mentioned something about a fireworks ban in my reply to kkn but had taken it out as they have started another thread about fireworks displays. With all the pines down there, and the dry conditions, probably best! They are totally illegal up here! They are not even sold here anywhere in the county. They cannot stop all the people here that do shoot them, too many of them. And since we can go to Fayette County or Tipton County and buy fireworks, that defeats the purpose of them not allowing them to be sold here. People just go there and bring them back into Shelby County.