Caledesi Island- Paradise Found LbNA #26562
Owner: | Adoptable |
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Plant date: | Apr 29, 2006 |
Location: | |
City: | Clearwater |
County: | Pinellas |
State: | Florida |
Boxes: | 1 |
Planted by: | seekher |
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Found by: | May Amelia |
Last found: | Mar 19, 2010 |
Status: | FFFF |
Last edited: | Apr 29, 2006 |
Placed by Seekher, Mumsie and Beach Bum.
I try to visit Caladesi Island at least once, every time I go to Fl. [usually in the spring] to visit my parents. The shelling on the island is pretty good [some days better then others] but the view is breathtaking! It is only accessable by boat or ferry so it's not crowded..which we love. When my mom [mumsie] and I [seekher] visit this is typically what we do: we get off the ferry, follow the trail to the ocean side, ditch our stuff on the beach, walk to the north [to the farthest point] and back shelling as we go. We love it every time, never get tired of the Island..you will see!
Check it out on the web site
http://www.floridastateparks.org/caladesiisland/
The ferry ride starts on Honeymoon Island to get to Caladesi. There are minimal fees for getting on Honeymoon Island [?$2-$5] and for the ferry ride [$8/per person- Cost may change. Discounted for young children.] Believe me, it's well worth it!!
Distance to box- approx. 1 mile walk [all level beach]
Clues:
From where the ferry drops you off [on Caladesi] take the trail that leads out to the ocean side of the beach [past the bath house/ restrooms]
From that boardwalk near the beach, walk north up the beach.
Approx. 1 mile, look for a place to rest [set back away from the water] in memory of Lillian & Frank Dwarkin. Facing the bench, you'll see a bush/tree to the left. Behind the main trunk is what you seek.
Hope you enjoy the beautiful beach!! There is a nearby boat rental place, off the causeway that you will pass on your way to Honeymoon Island [where you will get on the ferry]. I've often thought kayaking to and around the Island would be fun, we often see people doing it when it's not a windy day.
There are walking paths on the Island also. Just beware of going off the path..they say there are rattlers there.
Be sure to bring your camera, it's a wonderful location.
Please be stealthy with others walking the beach. Be sure to double bag the stamp and log book and re-hide the box well. Thank you.
Please feel free to contact me at
kninessss@yahoo.com with any comments OR to let me know if the log book is getting full. Thanks.
I try to visit Caladesi Island at least once, every time I go to Fl. [usually in the spring] to visit my parents. The shelling on the island is pretty good [some days better then others] but the view is breathtaking! It is only accessable by boat or ferry so it's not crowded..which we love. When my mom [mumsie] and I [seekher] visit this is typically what we do: we get off the ferry, follow the trail to the ocean side, ditch our stuff on the beach, walk to the north [to the farthest point] and back shelling as we go. We love it every time, never get tired of the Island..you will see!
Check it out on the web site
http://www.floridastateparks.org/caladesiisland/
The ferry ride starts on Honeymoon Island to get to Caladesi. There are minimal fees for getting on Honeymoon Island [?$2-$5] and for the ferry ride [$8/per person- Cost may change. Discounted for young children.] Believe me, it's well worth it!!
Distance to box- approx. 1 mile walk [all level beach]
Clues:
From where the ferry drops you off [on Caladesi] take the trail that leads out to the ocean side of the beach [past the bath house/ restrooms]
From that boardwalk near the beach, walk north up the beach.
Approx. 1 mile, look for a place to rest [set back away from the water] in memory of Lillian & Frank Dwarkin. Facing the bench, you'll see a bush/tree to the left. Behind the main trunk is what you seek.
Hope you enjoy the beautiful beach!! There is a nearby boat rental place, off the causeway that you will pass on your way to Honeymoon Island [where you will get on the ferry]. I've often thought kayaking to and around the Island would be fun, we often see people doing it when it's not a windy day.
There are walking paths on the Island also. Just beware of going off the path..they say there are rattlers there.
Be sure to bring your camera, it's a wonderful location.
Please be stealthy with others walking the beach. Be sure to double bag the stamp and log book and re-hide the box well. Thank you.
Please feel free to contact me at
kninessss@yahoo.com with any comments OR to let me know if the log book is getting full. Thanks.