I’m gonna miss these beaches
a sunrise walk, one that won’t be a 10 minute drive away soon. Moving away from where I grew up (Florida) (again) in the next month and while I’ll still have a beach, it’ll be an 45 minute drive away instead (not too bad, but I grew up usually only a mile away)
If you go, please bring a bag to collect trash, and make sure to leave only your footsteps. usually the beaches around here stay pretty clean but the last couple years with tourism and so many new residents have left our beaches a little messy.
-also not a satire post like usual
#floridasunrise #floridaaesthetic #Lemon8Diary #floridalife #beach #secretgarden #stpete #pridemonth St Pete Beach
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