The History of Southwest Florida Sanibel - The Untold Stories Part 1

[@sanibelisland2006]

Very interesting! My grandpa took me every Christmas to Sanibel when I was young. He lived on Iona Road Ft. Myers.

[@mikemoffitt8645]

Coming From less then .25% Native American Choctaw Indian &Native Floridian From West Palm Beach Fla,I Fully Appreciate The Feeling Of Peace Visiting Sanibel Island August 1989.&Thoroughly Enjoyed Playing With Wild Gulf of Mexico Porpoises While They Were Feeling On Macral That Porpoises Herded into Shallow Water,For Porpoises to Eat,I Patted Several Porpoises That Their Skin Felt Like Wet Silk,People Visiting Sanibel island Had Line The Shore Watching Me Play With The Porpoises. if I Had A Choice of Living In South East Texas or Living on Sanibel Island,Hands Down Sanibel island Would Have Been My Home Town.

[@aquablue1252]

Mike Moffitt very lucky, wish i had been there

[@gRosh08]

Thanks for sharing.

[@kevinocullinane5770]

Richard Baumann, one of the first settlers, (1860s ?) that "Bowman's" Beach was named for.

[@YurMom68]

I once peed in the water off Sanibel

[@culliedavidson9428]

Andrew Johansen good!

[@Fantasticfrank1886]

Amen

[@jeffjedlick6655]

Can't count how many times I did 🤣🤣

[@jimih7811]

my goodness what an awefull voice ....high pitch1 :55

[@Fantasticfrank1886]

I once woke up in Sanibel next to 3 naked women can't remember the night tho