Thanks for posting my favorite town! I live not too far from there! You can't go there with out going to Keaton Beach and the Fiddler Crab Fest! Thanks for sharing!
This place has an insider name: “Steen hatchie”. If you don’t pronounce it that way people in town know you’re not from there. 😉This is a great place to go scalloping! My favorite hobby!! Thank you Jose n Katie! 💕😪
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS if you’re not in to actually eating them it still fun to “fish” for them. It’s almost like Easter egg hunting. They hide in the green grass off Steinhatchee in the water and you see them and once they see you, they “swim” away in these large white shells as you try to catch them. It l is a very fun activity to catch them especially for kids, and if you don’t eat them just throw them back. But it’s definitely snorkel and fins required because they are fast! n you need a hand held net to collect. They have these crazy blue eyes too! If you n Katie decide to have kids I highly suggest you go when they are old enough and able to snorkel.
That's where I want to be, in Old Florida. Been looking for over four years, and every time I set my sights on a house, it is sold before I can even get started. That house in Anthony I asked you about yesterday...sold. The Silver Springs house is still available; we shall see...
remember comin up here as a kid goin scalloping cus my grandpa lives there (around the 22:50 area) . Also when your driving there and you pass thru cross city, Dixie Dinner is a good place to stop, the all you can eat is good and cheap
Were gonna do all types of videos. The Florida panhandle is only a few hours away now. Before it was 10 hours . Wait till summer you will see good florida stuff from me 😎
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS Chatahoochee and the Marianna area are both beautiful and spooky, between the state prisons and mental health facilities, forests, hills... Also Blountstown and Wakulla.
I live 30 minutes to Steinhatchee I love it out here I grew up on miami beach ⛱️ but lived in upper Florida since 92 but yeah you could make a lot in northern Florida
This is a beautiful area but one of the most storm surge-prone parts of the Florida coast. You get a storm like Michael coming in at the right angle, it's over. Fortunately, landfalls on the Nature Coast are less compared to south Florida and the panhandle.
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS I've lived in Palm Beach County in the 80s and it was mostly farmland. I lived on a 80 Acre Horse farm in Delray Beach. There's 200 cookiecutter Housed there now!
@@ramapomountainhillbilly6510 Okeechobee probally the last place left in the southern region except labelle. Thats why i came to Alabama I just cant stand it anymore.
I'm wondering if the Florida scrub jay is around the scrubs near "steen-hatchee" And Marco island...the bullies and rich sociopaths destroyed it. They see water and palms and what they get for them...and that's right...prob why they are rich... And yes i get old fl vibes...i saw so much more of that when i was a kid in the 80's.
My family were early pioneers of Steinhatchee.
Thanks for posting my favorite town! I live not too far from there! You can't go there with out going to Keaton Beach and the Fiddler Crab Fest! Thanks for sharing!
This place has an insider name: “Steen hatchie”. If you don’t pronounce it that way people in town know you’re not from there. 😉This is a great place to go scalloping! My favorite hobby!! Thank you Jose n Katie! 💕😪
I would enjoy scalloping but I cant eat them! not my taste! I just dont like them. Thats a cool hobby.
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS if you’re not in to actually eating them it still fun to “fish” for them. It’s almost like Easter egg hunting. They hide in the green grass off Steinhatchee in the water and you see them and once they see you, they “swim” away in these large white shells as you try to catch them. It l is a very fun activity to catch them especially for kids, and if you don’t eat them just throw them back. But it’s definitely snorkel and fins required because they are fast! n you need a hand held net to collect. They have these crazy blue eyes too!
If you n Katie decide to have kids I highly suggest you go when they are old enough and able to snorkel.
Come back during scallop season. It's really busy in the summer time. Great places to eat down there.
The Hungry :Howies down there is pretty good. Spent many a summer there.
That's where I want to be, in Old Florida. Been looking for over four years, and every time I set my sights on a house, it is sold before I can even get started. That house in Anthony I asked you about yesterday...sold. The Silver Springs house is still available; we shall see...
remember comin up here as a kid goin scalloping cus my grandpa lives there (around the 22:50 area) . Also when your driving there and you pass thru cross city, Dixie Dinner is a good place to stop, the all you can eat is good and cheap
This is just my opinion but I really like the Florida content over the Alabama content. Alabama looks just like where I live in the smokey mnts..
Were gonna do all types of videos. The Florida panhandle is only a few hours away now. Before it was 10 hours . Wait till summer you will see good florida stuff from me 😎
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS Chatahoochee and the Marianna area are both beautiful and spooky, between the state prisons and mental health facilities, forests, hills... Also Blountstown and Wakulla.
I live 30 minutes to Steinhatchee I love it out here I grew up on miami beach ⛱️ but lived in upper Florida since 92 but yeah you could make a lot in northern Florida
The rift raft are all there
Small town drama
Be safe hi Katie 🌴🤙🏼
You guys drove all around the school, grocery store. An other things.
This is a beautiful area but one of the most storm surge-prone parts of the Florida coast. You get a storm like Michael coming in at the right angle, it's over. Fortunately, landfalls on the Nature Coast are less compared to south Florida and the panhandle.
Mom called it Stinkyhatchee
At $750K I hope they love their house a lot. I think they are going to be owning it for a long time.
I’m from Cross city Florida but live in Syracuse NY Now
Wow this Town has been built up! haven't been there since the mid 80s
Compared to other parts of Florida its considered untouched 😣 its really a shame what they done to florida
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS I've lived in Palm Beach County in the 80s and it was mostly farmland. I lived on a 80 Acre Horse farm in Delray Beach. There's 200 cookiecutter Housed there now!
@@ramapomountainhillbilly6510 you should have bought it and never sold the land 😅😅😅 you would be like a billionaire now
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS Unfortunately, I just worked there. I live in Okeechobee County now. What was done to Florida as a Whole makes Me Sick!
@@ramapomountainhillbilly6510 Okeechobee probally the last place left in the southern region except labelle. Thats why i came to Alabama I just cant stand it anymore.
All the locals wear white rubber boots
Reminds me of Savannah GA
same region, simular feel. very diffrent tho this area is like 98% white
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS facts
I'm wondering if the Florida scrub jay is around the scrubs near "steen-hatchee"
And Marco island...the bullies and rich sociopaths destroyed it. They see water and palms and what they get for them...and that's right...prob why they are rich...
And yes i get old fl vibes...i saw so much more of that when i was a kid in the 80's.
There are plenty of areas in N.Y. where people make a 'crapload' of money but it costs a 'crapload of money' to live there.
yup its a nice town also president carter vacationed there too
Who Dat Diner is owned by JoDat the Lawyer
Lol I live there