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Visiting Pensacola mid Oct

We are scheduling a Pensacola trip for mid-Oct with our dog.

We have researched the area but still have only basic knowledge.

What should we know, in terms of navigating the city, clothes to pack, weather, beaches, traffic, good seafood, safety, etc?

The goal is having fun with the dog in and around Pensacola and the nearby area (Highway 30A). If you have any local insight regarding dog-friendly places (beaches, restaurants, etc) then we would be very appreciative.

For example, I recently learned that many beaches from Pensacola to Rosemary Beach do not allow dogs.

Thank you in advance for any insight.

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u/redditcat78 — 2 days ago
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Indoor proposal locations in case of rain

We have a proposal this evening on the beach near Rosemary. Spotty showers possible. Anyone have any ideas on an alternative location indoors in case we need a last minute pivot?

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u/bluelizard5555 — 2 days ago
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thinking of visiting in oct or november

as the title says, i’d like to visit in october or november, but im unsure what to expect from weather/temperature/what a beach trip looks like in this time of year and would love input or opinions on if it’s a good time to visit?

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u/cheeze_louise_ — 3 days ago
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Community Alert: Support for Displaced Kitchen Residents

Following the devastating fire at Goat Feathers, our thoughts are with the community—and specifically with the local cockroach population now facing sudden housing insecurity.

These resilient, long-time culinary enthusiasts spent years meticulously auditing the kitchen's midnight scrap supply. Now, hundreds of nocturnal scavengers find themselves without a floorboard to call home.

If you have an unsealed pantry, a damp basement, or an overflowing compost bin, consider opening your heart (or your cabinet doors) to a displaced roach in need. Temporary fostering opportunities are available immediately.

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u/sowalgayboi — 8 days ago
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Homeowners in Watercolor

Hi! Considering purchasing a home in Watercolor, FL. We would purchase it for some family use and also to rent it out. We love vacationing here.

I am aware it is most likely not going to cash flow.

We live out of state so we need to hire a rental management company. Some rental management companies are projecting large yields, but after doing some research I don’t feel comfortable counting on that.

My question is— Watercolor homeowners that rent, are you happy with your purchase? Or does it feel like a stressor?

Has your rental management company delivered on its promises? Or are you disappointed?

Any other additional information or feedback is welcome!

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u/Dizzy-Appearance4584 — 9 days ago
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Seaside - Google Street View

I love Seaside and sometimes when I am feeling nostalgic I will "visit" some of the places we have stayed. Last week I noticed that Google street view has been removed from several streets. Namely Ruskin, Savannah, and Tupelo. There were several different dates of photos of those streets and now there are none at all.

I spend a lot of time in Google Maps for my job, and I haven't seen complete removal of entire streets like that. Does anyone know why?

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u/BoscoTJones — 10 days ago
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Golf recommendations?

I’ll be in Seagrove in about a month and would love to golf. Any recommendations for local courses? Bonus points if they rent clubs.

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u/beehibernate — 11 days ago
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Beach advice

I am looking for a beach/place that is kind of chill, quiet, where I can rent a chair for the day and enjoy the sound of the ocean. I want to be able to wear my speedo without too much judgment and escape the hustle and bustle of the world. Recommendations? I’ll only be there for 2 days. A gay beach would be nice but not required. Any suggestions would be helpful. Thanks

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u/Significant_Way3027 — 13 days ago