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Hi Kirsten, I post announcements on Nextdoor and Facebook with instructions. Basically there are some streets in Satellite Beach that dead-end on the canal on which the Boat Parade travels. Here is what I put in my announcement: Park on one of the streets in Satellite Beach that dead-end on the canal including Skylark Blvd., Port Royal Blvd., Jackson Ct., Anderson Ct. or Canal St. There is parking on each of these streets. Let me now if you have other questions.

That's the idea Wendy. It's on RUclips forever now. I hope you enjoy.

@SatelliteBeachLive I did indeed can't wait to visit Florida in the near future

@@wendywhite1181 Come on down. Lots of people do, especially when it's cold up north!

Glad you had a chance to watch in Deutschland.

Well, we had a little problem with rain, but the boaters persevered and we had to tolerate some blurry cameras at times.

@SatelliteBeachLive the raindrops on the camera added to the magical experience 🙂

Thanks Mitchell. Much appreciated.

And great Moderation FLGurl!

Yes, well said. Never heard of them bothering people, but I have heard of some run-ins with dogs.

To be fair, she had spent a bunch of time taking care of the nest. I am sure she could have found the fish on her own!

@@SatelliteBeachLive Probably so, but still it was interesting and even more so that you caught this on video. 👍

Hi, What do you mean by erosion issues PeterDurkin?

Well I lived in indian harbour beach in the early 90's and erosion was a problem then

@@PeterDurkin-z1x Do you mean beach erosion? That is a problem!

The water rises because as the hurricane passed, winds came out of the nouth. Winds out of the nouth blow water down the Banana River into the canal system and cause it to rise. More information than you wanted probably.

Glad you are enjoying it! It's wonderful in person.

@@SatelliteBeachLive I hope to embrace it one day

Yes, you are right about that. Lake Shepard deserves it's own video!

Nice. Did you get a good look at it?

Glad you are enjoying @kellykohler8407!

Thanks go to my step-daughter who works at the Cape! Good to hear from you Mitchell.

👍😂

I would kms if I ever made a facebook boomer type comment blaming all the worlds problems on the rich

@SNTNLFox The filthy rich, the famous, all those who truly should know better, the greedy, selfish, shrewd, cunning, manipulative, capitalistic bullies, thugs and devils. 😉

Hi Caren, I have not seen him around recently. He used to do his thing at the Squid Lips on Eau Gallie Blvd when my wife and I would eat dinner there on weekends, but I have not been there for quite some time now. I was thinking that he would do an interesting interview. Is he still around?

Hi @Hundert1. People do swim in this water in summer, but it's not especially clear like the Caribbean. There are no sharks, except babies, but there are occasional gators. Sometimes a dog gets eaten, but I have never heard of a problem with gators and people here. If you went camping, it it unlikely you would see a gator, since gators like fresh water, but it's possible. There are fewer venomous snakes than most of FL, but there are occasional water moccasins. I have never seen one. No large pythons! I have to plead ignorance of RV campgrounds, but I am sure Google could find you some! There are no water parks that I know of nearby, but of course, there are many in Orlando with all of the theme parks there. There are local tennis courts both private and public. The rain does not affect us much. The ground is sandy and porous so water drains quickly. Even after a hurricane, water does not stand in ditches for long. Happy to answer any other questions!

@SatelliteBeachLive LOL, no sharks "except babies."😅 Don't the babies grow up to become full-size predators, though? Thanks for your thorough and prompt response 👍I hear some friends of mine are now doing a paddling training camp around there. I think in, at or right, near Indian Harbour Beach. Not sure where they're staying, though. We use the super thin, long, tippy race type kayaks. The protected, flat, peaceful, wind free, wake free waterways are ideal for canoeists, kayakers, and crew rowing. It's especially possible to capsize with these type boats, and I'm scared to be grabbed by some kinda creatures 😅 We have relatives living in Naples Florida, but they're golfers. I also know a guy who has a fruit farm in Citra. I think that livestream you have is a fantastic idea. I only saw the one with the beautiful Christmas Music though. I thought you had several cameras covering all around the waterway areas? How do we watch those? Thanks again very much. 👍🌲

@@Hundert1 Just to clarify on sharks...the sharks, like the red fish, tarpon and other big fish only live in the canals and Intracoastal when they are young. When they get big, they go out into the Atlantic, so we don't worry about sharks in the canal system at all! Regarding livestreams, there are 3 up right now that you can see on the channel home page at the top. Here is the URL: ruclips.net/user/satellitebeachlive One is the Relaxing Christmas Music and Scenes, one is the Eau Gallie River and the other is the primary stream which shows rotating cameras on the Grand Canal in Satellite Beach. I did have a weather livestream with cams up during the summer, but when the weather turns cold here, the weather gets pretty boring, so I took it down for now. I am always interested in observations from viewers, so any suggestions are welcomed!

@SatelliteBeachLive That's very interesting regarding the sharks & big fish. How do they get in there to begin with? Do their full-size parents swim in there just for giving birth, then immediately return to the big Atlantic? If so, there's a chance the big parent might wanna grab a nice meal. But I'm very glad to hear y'all feel totally safe from being attacked from any big fish in there. I remember one year a week or so before Christmas I drove to Bradenton FL to visit a tennis camp. I was the only one who went swimming in the pools. The locals couldn't believe it, even though the pools were heated. They said it's so cold. I'm told em y'all gotta be kidding me. I explained I'm from New York and compared to our winter it was warm and so comfortable, why not go swimming. Thanks again for your efforts. I'll check out your video link. Best

@@Hundert1 I have to plead ignorance of the mating patterns of the sharks and big fish. I do know that I have never heard of any sharks in either the canals or rivers, but there's probably a blurred line between where the rivers end and the Atlantic begins. I also know that there are small versions of those big fish that get caught by fishermen that live around here.