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Good stuff!!! looking good papaw

Freeport should have never got rid of this fire department DeFuniak has a fire department local protection is the best by city employees not subpar protection by a second party like the county fire and rescue!!!!

I’m older than you

Right now Walton county is under attack by ruthless asshole who think they have heritage

What a man!

Thanks for the update

Tony voted against purchasing the Eastern Lake Beach access and protecting the outfall of our rare coastal dune lake.

I love these videos. I share many of these same type of memories, peoples names and places. Even in the 70s and 80s Walton, Okaloosa and Bay counties were of a different time.

Very nice! It's always good to see improvements to the area, and public access facilities are always good. Thanks for the video overview.

Campbell and McKinnon...what a legacy!

What a great lineage!

Love these stories.

The project was not needed for flood control. It is needed for kayaks, small boats and canoes to access Bear Creek and transverse into the Bay for the Hammock Bay communities that border it.

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Enjoyed listening to your episode Billy. Brought back a lot of great memories!

You need to restrict beach fishing. They take over and it prevents people from entering the water and it pulls sharks into the area. I saw fishermen pull in two small sharks last Friday evening . Any idiot can put a pole out here and they don’t even watch them. They leave them.

My family has been here since the ealry 1800s i found my grandfather William Elsia Hulion and family in the walton county camp then they moved to Mossyhead and was given 40 acers of land to live on and raised there family John Hulion built the log cabin in 1900 still stands on the old Hulion homestead i sat with the elders of walton and okaloosa and listened to the storys of what happen back then i still have the histoy of the Hulions and Mossyhead Pond Creek Comuntiy

I come across the Cawthon, Edge, Steel, Meigs, Clary, etc . . families during my genealogical research. I enjoy hearing about the people that my ancestors lived among and probably knew well.

I watched every moment of Walton County Reflections, Episode 19. I was totally absorbed. Refreshing, words and memories rolling out of Donnie's mouth, completely extemporaneous and relaxed and most interesting. ~ Started independently at age 11, with five acres of corn. Made crop. ~ He took a risk and bought first tractor, while a junior in HS. Massey Ferguson. and a two-row planter. ~ Saved money and kept buying land. ~ learned how to make things grow -- bio-technology, several degrees. And he kept growing and learning and performing. I learned some thing I didn't know watching and listening to this fine episode. Donnie is inspired by learning -- learning how to make things better, the things he grows and builds. Donnie uses the number of rows of his planter to measure his success. Grandstanding and visibility means nothing to Donnie. He's interested in one thing: Gitn'er done! Whatever the job. Others talk. Donnie is doing it. And because he is so darned interested in the fine details of his story, good-ole-boy vernacular and jargon dissolve into very articulate (not necessarily refined) speech. What's with that, Donnie? A most informative episode about a very important dynamic of Walton heritage. Thank you, Donnie! I want more. Where is part 2?

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Clown commissioner

be aware that teens on beaches happens in summer too. If you are not aware of that then you are not paying enough attention. Be wary starting Memorial Day weekend. as well, the kids roving through Seagrove were not here alone. They were with their negligent parents who let them loose. And the Texas / Nashville week was almost as bad as Atlanta and they did not learn the excellent lesson given by the Sheriff during the Atlanta / Kentucky / Louisiana week.

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When I see this washed up Sheriff's Deputy, I laugh. Thanks Liedwell👍

Love hearing the history of Walton county. I bought the book “The History of Walton County” back in the 80’s at the De Funiak library. Thanks for this!

God Bless her❤

Wow, to be 106 y/o and have her memory. So amazing. She misses driving the most! The take away, “live your life with love”; so simple, so easy.

so sad, it was hard to see all the trees and greenery go down.

Thats just a cryin shame.

Such a good video

I’m so glad you have video of the beach with just beach guys sandpipers and beauty of nature.

Just love this , such a good job. I so enjoy Walton County History.

We no longer have a beach to offer!

As a kid growing up in the 60's, we all wanted to get out in the world, to get away from DeFuniak. Didn't take long before we couldn't wait to get back. I miss those days growing up there.

Thank you for sharing all of this Adrianne. Love both parts!

5-0 to cave to Watercolor on - of all the names -- Van Ness access ? County gets $7500 ? What a sad state.

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Such a wonderful organization!!

I've been blessed to know this gentleman for 40 years, he is a Treasure,I've stayed in the cabin many times, May God Bless

Great job! Thank you!

You didn't want to recap on the reason a special meeting was called? Or why 3 of you voted against being sworn in? Hmm well I made a real "Highlights" video. 😉

I love the idea of walking trails around the property. Which is a whole separate topic. Would they be multi-use or just foot paths? Bridges over wetlands sounds protective but could be problematic since bridge construction and supports inevitably impact the terrain. Is there current access to the property? It would be good if the local public could be involved in the development decisions.

YES!! Full aquatic center for our schools!!!

WHERE IS THIS LOCATED? What happened to the other one off of 331 that was in the works?

Distressing. Are we thinking of funding it from the south somehow? We already have power in the south, why not just increase generation here instead of transporting it from the north? I obviously have no idea of the issues. But we must be able to do it right.

There is the Blue Lupine Beach Access under attack that the county could secure without spending a dime.

Every citizen should contribute to corporations that profit- we need to use local money and tax incentives which allow these businesses into our area to promote their services.

Will the new software include information on the Sheriff's budget?

I'm British, living in Adelaide Australia, with no connections to Florida. I have no idea why this has appeared in my YT recommendations... but 'Hi' from me anyway!