Turkey Run 2018

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Was surprised by how many show cars drove the beach.

And they even paid money to do so! Maybe they're last chance 'cuz the powers that be want to remove all beach driving, Hard Rock, Proto Group Hotel etc.

https://www.sonsofthebeach.org/

'Rick, Never have paid to drive on the beach & never will!'

 

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Other than spring break I don’t really see many cars on the beach when I’ve stayed here.

 

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Come back in July,

"By mid-afternoon Thursday, the county had trucked 14.5 tons of trash to the landfill with still more to go. Last year, Volusia officials reported collecting 26 tons of garbage for the holiday. By comparison, the average for a typical weekend is 10 to 12 tons of trash."

Volusia County's biggest cleanup effort follows holiday revelry

 

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Holy crap Batman!
Now that would be the week to shut the beach to traffic.

 

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Yew Norkers love they're fireworks. I was in NYC for the 4th July Statue Of Liberty 100th celebration in 1986. The fireworks all around the city started at 7am and when walking home from the bars at 5am the curb/gutter was like a snowbank of spent firework paper.

"Now that would be the week to shut the beach to traffic."

Wouldn't matter as the beach has been closed to nighttime driving since the 80's, they just stop at one of the many new firework superstores around the city for the BOGO sales. They even tear up all the parks along the river, at one trash barrel I added up all the price stickers off the boxes to a total of $765.00, with the BOGO that's still over $300, don't know where our (ahem) Mid-Town residents get that money to burn up but a least they have cooled off on firing they're guns west of the tracks. Guess fireworks are cheaper than ammo.