Rules, rules, rules! on the Sanibel causeway beaches
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Good grief, they might as well have added, “No Breathing!” all about the road and signs:
Good grief, they might as well have added, “No Breathing!” all about the road and signs:
9 Responses to “Rules, rules, rules! on the Sanibel causeway beaches”
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Hahaha, I love what you added to this warning sign.
Have a great thursday.
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Well, I can think of one they left out. I think you are actually supposed to have a Lee County Parking Sticker in order to park there legally. They probably ran out of room. Ha!
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‘No breathing’ LMAO!
Thanks for dropping by at my nook. Happy Thurs Way!
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Makes you wonder about the XXXXheads out there that caused these rules to be posted in the first place!!
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Let’s see–No Overnight parking. Yeah, right. I’ve seen cars & campers there who I know have parked overnight. Dogs must be on a leash. Again, year right. But I didn’t know you were supposed to have a Lee County Parking sticker, Tootie. That’s a new one to me. Does that mean a Sanibel sticker won’t work?
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Oh dear!!
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So true! Great TWTW
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Pretty lots of “NO’s” can’t there be “YESes” too? Signs are really funny. Thanks and great to see you again.
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Hey maybe you guys & gals can answer me a question. I moved into the area about a month ago and I bought a hot dog vending cart. I’ve had a heck of time trying to find locations. They tell me that there is a guy who does that on the Causeway, but I’ve only been over there during the week and haven’t seen him. I assume he’s there on the weekend. If you know of him; is he driving a lunch wagon, where he can clear out fast or a hot dog cart like mine which hitches to the back of your car and takes some time to set up. I was told by Sanibel City Hall that it’s not they’re jurisdiction for permits, but the Lee County Park System. I haven’t had any luck with the LCPS; almost seems like they don’t want them in any of they’re park locations, although I haven’t mentioned the Causeway. That makes me think this guy selling hot dogs & hamburgers doesn’t have a permit, but that nobody bothers him there. I don’t really want to cut into his business, but if he’s not there during the week and only on the weekends, maybe I could take up the slack. I just don’t want to put a bug in the ear of the LCPS so that they don’t come over and boot us both out.
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