the people in the bannerman estate use the walkway as they have a gate cut.I've met and talked to lanier smith? older guy who is very nice. he owns the first home on the dunes and from what i understand very wealthy and he tried to block the sanctuary sale many yrs ago.as far as the walkway goes. its deaded access to the wet sand and its in the legal papers of the sanctuary. as far as the supreme court ruling goes i've read a ton on it and please correct me if i'm wrong but what does that have to do with the topic above? i thought the supreme ct case is about the county or states right to nourish a beach and create a beach front were there is none. in other words its not the right of the state to create a beachfront if none there. does this overide were a home can claim a private beach to the high water mark?in other words please explain how the 2 mingle with each other. thanks
Ray, you are right about the issue at hand regarding the Supreme Court case, but ultimately that ruling will weigh very heavily on which grain of sand that used to belong to a farmer in Georgia now belongs to a trust fund baby who doesn't like someone enjoying "their" beach.
to South Walton. You may want to do a search on gulf front trespass, apparently the procedure for the Sheriff's department to determine if you are on "their" property is far too complicated and time consuming to actually go anywhere.