Florida VLOG - Visiting Flagler Beach For The First Time!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- Flagler Beach....Let's just say this was NOT my FAVORITE place in Florida. It's OK, but not much to write home about IMO. Take a look at the area and my opinion on Flagler Beach Florida and see if you agree.
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I love Flagler. I’m from Chicago
We built the condos Oceanside in Flagler and the condos Waterside in Palm Coast
Palm Coast is amazing. I also owned a condo in Waterside Palm Coast
I was at that exact pier your at last year and saw a guy catch a shark. Awesome video
Did you buy a place in palm coast?
Thanks for discouraging people from moving here. Too many people already moving here. Love our funky little beach town!!! KEEP FLAGLER FUNKY 😎 🏄
Haha you're welcome!
Flagler beach....flip flops and a golfcart>>Heaven.....don't come! full up lol
Agree....live in palm coast...flagler is quiet personal....love it....keep it that way...all ages are here....thank God I moved here...wouldn't change a thing....thx funky flagler for being just what you are....and that's funky cool!
Flagler beach looks fine to me. Less riffraff. Age is relative.
Like I said, you might be ok with it, and it would be a good place to live for some
Siesta Key.
Facts right there!
Us older people like our own beach 🏖️😁
Haha I am sure you do 😆
"We"
I lived in Flagler Beach in the 80s . There are many young people living there . It is a quiet wonderful place to live . It is not a Retire town my no means . What you see is a place where older people from all around feel safe and good about themselves to come and enjoy during the day . Remember Palm Coast . That you are looking at started off with only older people . infact there was not even a school bus that went to Palm Coast for many years . Flagler Beach is an older town . With a wonderful quiet type living style . At night that area your in changes . Then you see all the younger people out .
That could be the case, as I was only there for a little while. This was just my first impression of the area
This guy is a Jerk !
I've been to Flagler beach twice and I Love it. I Love the old Hippie Style vibe it has. The old school atmosphere and the Mom & Pop shops.
Real friendly folks there.
This is the type of place you go when you want a beach and nothing else
agreed
Grandma lives here, I’m 22 and this is my favorite town. I love it’s not a touristy place! ❤
Yes Flagler, Palm Coast, Ormond etc is all 55 and over.
I don't doubt that at all
@@MichaelBordenaro Just looked it up. Average age in Flagler is 60. So yeah lol
@@mrcoreynitro Not surprised😄
Nah Ormond is younger people.
@@thedirtybubble9613 I lived there from 2011-2016 I was 32 and the youngest person on my street
I'm 37 and the median age in my neighborhood (Jacksonville) is 55. Not a retirement neighborhood by any means, but I like it. It makes me feel young! People are friendly and quiet. With that said, I've visited Flagler Beach multiple times and your observations are accurate. Definitely a much older vibe (i.e. snowbirds and retirees). I think Palm Coast is a similar vibe but more populated. A younger vibe can be found in St. Augustine (as you already know) and Jacksonville Beach. But those cities are very expensive.
Not only does it make you "feel" younger but you actually are 😆 Yes St. Augustine and Jacksonville much younger but also very expensive now. Oh well, there are still good spots out there
Flagler is actually a hopping place on weekends with lots of young people surfing and swimming during the summer. place can get packed.
This is the definition of a old Florida beach town. The white sand of the pan handle is nice but the summer is awful just trying to get around. I like Flagler for the slow pace, no traffic, great fishing, golfing and plenty of restaurants. I also like to be able to have the Atlantic on one side of the road and development on the other side. The city controls the development with a height restriction of approximately 32' to 35' (can't remember exactly). Tons of parks with hiking trails. This is a town I hope to retire to in under 10 years so I am happy with this place. I find the place awesome. I totally get if you have a younger family why you may not like as much. Good luck with your travels.
Sounds like Flagler will be perfect for you, and I imagine it is the perfect spot for many looking for a similar lifestyle
100% right about older crowd includes Palm Coast too
Yep I believe that, I have a video on that coming next week
@@MichaelBordenaro Jacksonville is the youngest big city excluding Gainesville even younger than Miami but I doubt you’d like Jacksonville then Irlando is like 3rd youngest average age in Florida but I doubt living in Orlando would appeal to you. I’m over 40 so I’m about the same age as half of Florida’s non senior citizen residents. Very few Floridians are under age 25 but then all of America is aging just some states faster than others
This is one of my favorite beaches on the east coast. It's close to St Augustine. It may not be for everyone, but it suits me right down to the ground. I don't go to beaches for bars and restaurants anyways. I like the isolation factor. That's why I prefer the Forgotten Coast of Florida along 98 from St Marks to Eastpoint and Apalachicola, and further west to Mexico Beach.
I can totally see why you like here Henry if that is the vibe you're after 👍
Siesta Key, 8 in the morning.
We just returned from Coastline Rv Resort in Eastpoint. If you are a camper , you will love this resort.
Had to chuckle to myself at Michael talking about the "old people" and him with his gray hair.
Haha well that is the funny thing about white hair even happens to young people 😄
I am not sure when you visited Flagler but you are way off about the whole older crowd. I have been going to Flagler for years and during the warm season most days the majority of the people there are actually probably considerably younger than you are. It can get quite busy during the summer especially on weekends. I personally love the whole area from Flagler north all the way to St. Augustine beach. Yes it is more like an old Florida small beach town but that's the beauty of it and the beach itself with its cinnamon colored sand is for sure one of the most beautiful beaches in Florida. There are no high rises or anything fancy there for sure but I think that is what gives it its charm.
After being at the jersey shore less people better..
There are other beaches that are not so crowded that feel a little more alive than this place, but I hear you👌
Grew up here 26 years, whole life. Only had a couple of kids on my block. Parents didn't care what we were doing, most of the time it was something stupid. Everyone worked hard. Never any Ferrari’s always corvettes and classics. But I am afraid the last few years, this place that is very special to me, where all my memories are. If you drive through town you might know why. People coming here don't have the same respect for the land or people that you would have seen 10 years ago. Theres a reason people sing about small towns, there is more to them then you can see.
You're not old, but you're not young. I'm 45, I would guess you must be around that age. We all age buddy, time goes by quickly.
I think he is in his early thirties. I watched a live he did a while ago when he said he was 33 but everyone thinks he is older bc his grey hair lol
Haha yep, not even close, just turned 34 😆
@@allissonrock6390 Lol yeah he's gotta cut or dye the hair. Over 30 is starting to be a bit too old for long rockstar hair
@@mrcoreynitro I disagree and think he looks great
6 months late on commenting. I'm in the Philly area and starting the search process for a move to Florida. My Father and Step mother moved to Palm Coast 7 years ago (they are 75 years old). My Mother moved to Daytona a few years ago (75 years old). And my sister just moved to that same area this week. I'm thinking Saint Augustine is going to be the place for me (I'm 52). That said, I still find Flagler kind of charming. My point of reference are New Jersey beach towns. Forgive me if I find Flagler to be more quiet and quainte than run down. I enjoy the sleepy vibe of the place and it's an excellent getaway from the insanity that can be Daytona. In Flagler you get Bike Week, Daytona 200 Week, rocket launches, tons of golf, etc... but you aren't stuck in the thick of it. Tortugas is a great place to hang out, as is Finn's. And yes, the demo is older (i.e. Funky Pelican patrons), but I do think the town is in a phase of revitalization. It appears to me to be on the uptick. I'd bet that in a few years time, a real estate investment there will pay dividends. My parent's home in the R section (ohhhh the bad section) of Palm Coast has doubled in value over 7 years. Flagler is sleepy. The locals want to keep it that way. But, the sprawl is going to have to go somewhere. I think you can get in cheap there. One of the few places left.
P.S. Yes, the sand there is bizarre, coarse, and it kind of sucks. My daughter hates it. But they do get a lot of sea turtle hatchings along the coast.
Flagler seems to sustain a lot of storm damage and it serves as a beach outlet for Orlando as does Daytona & NSB. It does have good surf. I would probably look in the Indialantic area if I were to move back. Although, now is not the time to buy.
I have to comment because, well, I live here. I've always lived in cities. Born and raised and lived in the NYC area most of my life, then in Los Angeles. Flagler is a weird mix of people. It's mainly middle class boomer retirees from the Northeast. I would say that mix is around 70% conservative suburban types, and 30% old artsy hippie types. Add to that seasonal snowbird types from those same areas, and even some European travelers from Jan to May, then loads of local tourists that come in for the day or a week in the summer.
The "run down" look I would argue is more "not developed". Run down implies that it's not maintained. It is, however there's no real attempt to cultivate an overall look. Eg. there are old and ugly commercial buildings across the st. from the Pier and coming in from the bridge. There are also some quaint buildings in and around. One odd feature is that the most attractive and charming houses are not along the beach but a block or more in. But yeah, there's nothing that gives Flagler Beach any distinct character other than no character. I think part of this is intentional and the locals are fine with the amount of attention that it gets.
If you are a Gen X type, like me, it will probably have little to no appeal. Nothing punk rock or exciting here unless you like live, classic rock at a local bar, or attending a drum circle on the beach. There is no local art community showing their experimental films, or music scene, or theater group. If you ask anyone what their favorite independent band or movie is, you'll get back the most obvious reply. There's a reason I moved back to California twice, in the last 10 years. However I can say very honestly that at this point, I have zero interest in being anywhere else.
Sounds like you’ve settled in and found your own unique love for Flagler Beach
I appreciate your candor, it's your channel and you are driving it. I also appreciate your insight and I welcome your thoughts, thank you for your content! Hope you have a good day 🏝🏝🏝
Thanks! Always like giving my straight up honest opinion of everything, glad you can appreciate that
They Love it....NO BIG CHAIN STUFF.....throw back with miles of empty beach....fishing....some good BEACH FRONT EATING 2nd floor ocean views. The residents want it without modern sprawl and mega developments. Like leaving NYC and going a 100 miles upstate NY different world !
The solitude and free parking is the only appeal for me. It’s a chance to escape crowds congestion and traffic of St Augustine during peak tourism season
Yes I can see that also since you like to surf I'm sure it's a good spot to go to have some of the surf all to yourself
@@MichaelBordenaro There’s really no decent surfing there. My only choices are Ponte Vedra at certain times of the year or New Smyrna otherwise I have to drive down to Sebastian inlet hours away but mentally I just need a break from crowds. I’ve been doing tours every night after my 9-5 job except Wednesday this month so I’m burned out dealing with large groups and competing for parking or lines at the post office daily for example since it’s tourist season in St Augustine now. September tourists go home then return and come back from Halloween till St Patrick’s day
Very magnificent Mike of how you're releasing videos of your trip, I hope you become so successful that you start doing these kind of videos even for some beautiful warm weather places like Melbourne, Perth, Sydney etc, I get a feeling like I travelled to these places.
Thank you very much! That is so nice of you to say😀 I'm really happy I can give you a sense of what it's like being there without traveling. I hope the channel becomes that successful too!!
Hey, I love 💕 the older generation, I like it! 🤩
Nothing wrong with that, you'll probably love it here then!
I lived in Daytona Beach for years, Michael, and I wouldn't say Flagler was for "older" people, or mostly inhabited by them. That being said, I'd agree that the town would serve itself well by sprucing itself up a bit.
Thanks for letting me know. That was just the initial impression I got from being there for an hour or so. And yes they could spruce the place up a little bit😄
I got excited when I saw the Raw Juice Bar! 😄🍍🍎🍌🥕🥝🍋
i heard saint augustine, and im instantly hyper focused now to the video..for our beach here in munich is more just 100 percent rocks...so the beaches in florida our all awesome...and clearwater, even fort myers. beach is a gem too. but older people for sure...like naples.....and saint augustine 17,000 now and still crazy growing...florida what a year..
They have ruined St. Augustine! It has lost its charm unfortunately.......
@@kellyclark7517 at night it still the asmr going to sleep, with the live cam and watching the lighted buggies go by...
Flagler Beach is a surf spot. Outside of that it’s locals and last time I was there it didn’t really seem like they wanted to draw in visitors.
I can totally see that about the area
My grandparents lived here for years and im currently here on vacation and you are 100% spot on about the vibe. It's extremely chill - for a reason. They don't want tourist so locals fight to keep anything new and flashy from coming. You come to Flagler for the beach, food, and fun little walking trails and that's it. For excitement you go elsewhere and that is by design. :) For such a short trip I think you nailed it perfectly- I've been vacationing here (for grandparents and now on my own) for almost 20 years now.
Love that beach ! Usually less busy
Love this area of Florida!! Flagler Beach is an amazing little beach town very laid back and quaint place to live or visit! It’s mixed all ages and bikers come when they have bike week and they attract a lot of surfers also! To me Flagler is the best for laid back people like myself no matter what age!
☮️💕🌊🙌🏼🙏🏼
Thanks for sharing your nice experience in Flagler😀
1:19 they are at Daytona Beach and South Beach
Yep I am aware of that👌 Was just surprised to see no one but old folks here
Same... Nothing against the old folks but....
That's pretty much where I'm at with it too...I like a bit more of a mix
@@MichaelBordenaro a balance approach... lol
But we appreciate the info about where to go for a quieter place with ppl our age (66 yrs old). So thx Michael.
@@christinesorensen8050 Thanks! Thats exactly I am making these videos, to give everyone an idea of what different areas are like and who might like them👌
It's okay. That type of area I would call "Old Florida"
Needs major upgrades if they want attraction
Totally agree Octzone👌
Im a Crescent beach gal, beautiful and close enough to St. Augustine to enjoy. Theres no cure for aging and I agree w/previous poster, Age is relative.
I'm 66 so 'older crowd' sounds ok to me.
Nothing wrong with that !
Good review of the area. We are visiting for the first time next month. We are actually staying in a camper at the campground in your video. Looks like your video shows some bike paths along the highway. We are looking forward to riding our bikes. Thanks for the video. I just turned 60 so I guess I am a old guy now 😂😂😂😎😎😎
Thank you Charles it sounds like you’re really going to enjoy the area. It will be really nice to camp right next to the beach like that. Enjoy your bike rides!
Looks like a nice area, of course I prefer laid back and having a drink alone as opposed to the bar scene. But again I’m in my late 50’s and did the bar thing when I was young.
This just might be the beach of your choice then Harry 👌
I just commented on someone else's post, but had to do it again. @Harry P - this is the spot for you. The beaches are NEVER crowded (no matter time of year). If you want a day on the beach chilling in your own spot. This is it! Plus dogs and drinks are welcome. What's not to love?
@@alexandras8041 thanks, I will be relocating to Sun City Ctr outside of Tampa in 33 months. It’s a 55 + community
Hi Michael
Thank you for showing Flagler beach. I agree with you that there’s nothing appealing of the town as a whole. The only attraction is the beach, but the sand is definitely a funky color! ⛱😄
I was surprised that housing is so expensive there. I honestly wouldn’t choose to live there even if I could afford the housing.😆
@@marias9221 I know me too! There is nothing here, so not sure why its so expensive...
Have you filmed Palm Coast yet? It’s a nice upgraded yet laid back area & close to St Augustine when you want more action. However, even Palm Coast housing market has gone crazy. I don’t like the sand color on Flagler. It’s red because the sand comes from coquina rock.
Yes I have that video coming next week!
@@MichaelBordenaro yay! Thanks Michael!
Pretty nice, I too agree with you, St.Augustin is better for me _In my opinion._
Yes it is way better in every way
I thank you for “age relevance” I’m looking for a move and u are looking for the same vibe! Much appreciated!!!
You are so welcome, just wanted to let everyone know my take 👌
100% right on Beverly beach
You said there isn't much to do here. Spoken like a citified, non local with a millenial attitude. Keep out, we like our town the way it is. Our gorgeous town is protected by our location from people who want PROGRESS and think that is success. We think progress is having coffee in the morning watching whales, dolphins and surfers not running a rat race with the rest of the world for the shiniest object.
Great description of Flagler Beach, great video, very well done. I stayed at that campground right on the ocean at Beverly Beach years ago. It was amazing, but expensive even back then.
Thank you very much CJ! Glad you enjoyed it. It is nice to have that campground right there on the beach, what a beautiful spot to camp. Not too many of those down here in FL right on the ocean
i was there a month ago and was totally turned off by the orange sand. go to new smyrna beach its the best
He’s gonna need a bigger boat!
You said the sand looked funky and then passed by the funky pelican l0l ....its run down
Haha I know Lisi noticed that too, when we were watching the video 😆
I agree with you, great video.
Thanks for watching Robert, glad you enjoyed😀
My uncle passed away recently this was his favorite place we’re going tomorrow the beach is always empty it’s the best
Sorry to hear about your uncle. Will be nice to visit in remembrance of him
Fun fact:. To Catch a Predator featured a list of episodes with the sting house in Flagler Beach, Florida.
That is a funny fact, didn't know that. It made me laugh
I live in Palm Coast. Not the party atmosphere. But definitely attracts 55 and over crowd. I'm over the bar hoping, dancing crowd. My son is 33. He says St Augustine is a great area for younger crowds. We love Flagler Beach. Thanks for your video.
I feel exactly the same way and probably why I am so drawn to St. Augustine, thats my age group. Glad you enjoyed it😀
You're funny. The first thing I noticed was the color of the sand. I'm more Pink Beach in Bermuda than funky dark said of Australia. So far, I haven't found a place more on par with Anna Maria Island if I was going to have a second home in Florida.
I may be considered to be retirement age in my 50's, but I'm fit and still young at heart, and looking for higher end amenities and ambiance.
Ha ha I guess the sand it's not that big of a deal but the vibe is if you ask me. Lots of old people here and it's just not for me and sounds like wouldn't be for you either. Ana Maria Island is pretty unique I do have a video coming on that place too. Still releasing videos from this Florida trip 😄
@@MichaelBordenaro Thanks. I think my sister and husband are on the 2 year plan for retirement and they want that whole "Villages" type of lifestyle.
I know my daughter wants that upscale vibe, with a night life more youthful than let's say Mizner Park in Boca, but not "thuggish" like Las Olas was starting to get even 15-20 years ago.
I'm not sure there is anything on the West Coast that will rival the NMB night life. Am I wrong?
Hey Mike I think you are right it seems more of a sleepy retirement village. Looks ok to me but I dont see how it is so expensive either. Looking forward to your West Coast vids.
Yes that was my first impression. West coast is coming! After this I have a palm coast video and then off to the panhandle👌
@@MichaelBordenaro Yes panhandle videos! They will be very popular.....Destin Beach please! Moving to there from Henderson NV in April so your insights will be appreciated! Love the relaxing vibe with your videos also,. Make a coffee, click like, and watch the FL Bordenaro video!
@@tuft7775 They are coming up next!! I love the coffee routine while watching my vids ✌️ I am doing the coffee routine right now, liking, hearting and answering your comment 😎 Thanks for the support!!
Hahaha.This is my hometown (Palm Coast, really). I went to Flagler Palm Coast High School. I agree, not much to write home about. I dont miss it. But it's a nice place to raise kids or retire. for the newly wed or nearly dead, thats what they say.
I think you might like Palm Coast better maybe. Still a slower pace, but it's been upgraded a lot.
Haha glad we agree on it since you are from there😄 I have video coming next week on palm coast and that really wasnt my favorite either...
@@MichaelBordenaro Hahaha, I really don't blame you there. None of my family is there anymore. It's not for everybody. but I am looking forward to the palm coast video! I'll get to reminisce a little bit from over here in Chicago.
Yep… i’ve been on that drive many many times driving from Jacksonville to St. Aug. or Daytona… I like to take A1A 😊
Curious, did you make it through Ponte Vedra Beach or Jacksonville at all?
It is a beautiful drive up A1A. I only made it as far north as St. Augustine and then we cut over to Tallahassee. I wanted to go up further all the way to Fernandina, but we had to choose between doing that or making it to the panhandle. I really wanted to get to the panhandle since it is furthest away from Miami and I knew we probably wouldn't be going back there anytime soon
@@MichaelBordenaro yeh I knew you were on a time limit. Glad you made it to the Panhandle 😊
10 more years
Another nice video Mike. Still thinking about moving to another part of FL within the year? I know Florida is mostly a flat state as I’ve been there many times. Have you visited any mountains in FL even if they weren’t that high up?
Thanks! We are thinking of moving still, but it probably will take longer than a year for it to happen. Of course I'll keep everyone posted here on the channel. Definitely no mountains in FL, but the closest thing I've seen to it, is Tallahassee, lots of rolling hills there and doesn't feel like FL
There are no mountains in Florida.
Hey I'm in Ormond Beach visiting right now dude. You're right up the road from me.
This video was shot back in April, but yes I was there!
Leave it like it is nice and easy going !
Nothing wrong with that if everyone here is happy with it 👍
Michael, just curious if you have been to Venice beach?
I have been to Venice Beach in California and in Florida. You'll see my Venice Beach video later on in the trip 👌
Flagler beach is a great little place. Super laid back
I’m from Chicago.
We built the condos in Flagler called Oceanside. Very nice high end ocean views
We also built Waterside in Palm Coast and I owned a condo there
Palm Coast is awesome
Lived in Flagler Co. in the 60', Flagler Beach was a "laid back" beach town and is trying to keep that vibe even with all the growth.
Aww... I love that strip of A1A I've traveled it many times.
Love that hot pink house in the video!
They did have some interesting colored homes there I'll give them that !
Funny - a middle age guy with receding graying hair commenting on how its an "older beach" in an almost judgmental sort of way. "Old" is relative and there are plenty of people who would hang that tag on you (the spring break crowd). I visited a friend in Palm Coast in November. There are plenty of young families in Flagler County. Went to his 7 year old son's baseball game - saw them first hand. I enjoyed the area so much I bought a lot and am going to build a house there this year. I don't want to live in a retirement community and Flagler County isn't that. It has a good mix of all kinds of people. I live in Northern California and it looked damned good to me.
Unfortunately, in the past 15 years Flagler Beach has really taken a beating. The pier is nearly 1/3 the length it was originally and hurricanes take a chunk out of it each time one hits. Hurricane Matthew nearly destroyed the entire town, and Hurricane Irma did a number on it too.
It definitely shows. We took a beating from hurricane Irma down here in Miami Beach as well. But if you look at the way things are here today you would never know
@@MichaelBordenaro oh no doubt. But Flagler Beach is a small town with limited resources and tax income, so the bounce back takes a lot longer. If you haven’t already, take a look at the aftermath from Hurricane Matthew here. Luckily the state footed most of the bill since it’s a state road. And the states fix for the beaches were to pile rocks where the dunes were. Pathetic lol
@@Nickmele27 Thats understandable and makes sense why it is the way it is 👍
I watch every vid from you otherwise. then I saw you visit our own sleepy little beach town! Fantastic. I love Flagler Beach, but I live in Palm Coast on the canals. Flagler is getting more commercial as time goes on. Soon, they will build the new hotel right across A1A from you are walking. This is the beginning of the end to "sleepy Flagler Beach", next will be the removal of the trailer parks and then the high rises.
That is my hang out - going there tomorrow. I like to eat at the Taco Shop Burrito Works.
Nice, enjoy!
Maybe you should take a trip two blocks away towards the bridge and see those million-dollar houses there shorty
Looking cool on the beach.
Haha thank you Lemard!
Well, we here in Chicago are starting to get warmer today. Hahaha, it is already 83 degrees going up to 93 to 94 for the day😳😳😎😎. So, we will be warmer later on today.
@@LMays-cu2hp I see you guys have been having some pretty warm weather up there lately. Its been about the same temps as Miami 😄
@@MichaelBordenaro Yes, it has been warmer like today going up to 89 to 91. But it is hazy and cloudy here in Chicago. Yes, more people are going out to the lakefront area. So, yes, the summer weather is coming along.
@@MichaelBordenaro Thanks Michael. It will be warmer here in the morning for Sunday. And core humid😊☺😎
Hey, what do you consider old?
I go to the beach as the main attraction.
U said u were wanting to move to a place w not a shit ton of traffic. Do urself a favor n scratch St. Aug off ur list😂
I know right! When I was there just 2 years ago, it was "normal". Now it seems like just as bad as Miami with traffic
@@MichaelBordenaro its awful! I moved here in 07 and I cannot believe the growth without the infrastructure! National Geographic some years back listed Saint Augustine as one of the top 10 places in the country to see Christmas lights. Yes it's pretty but yes they are just Christmas lights like everywhere else. I think when that bit of information got released was when things started falling apart here. Yes it's still a fun place to party,if ur on foot lol😂
During the nights of lights which starts pretty much right around Thanksgiving n runs thru The first week in February this town is totally overcrowded I would not recommend it to anybody. Unless of course crowds are ur thing n u dont mind waiting in line at the visitor center for 4 1/2 hours to take a silly trolley ride around town😂😂😂
@@kellyclark7517 I hear you! I am not looking for that type of crowd and St. Augustine could be off my list for good
@@MichaelBordenaro cant say I blame you! It seems as many people that are moving to Saint Augustine,are moving away from Saint Augustine.......
It looks like a central Florida beach and more for elderly folks, no thanks.
Yep its not for everyone
Not as pretty as Miami Beach, Naples, or Marco Island 🏝
Definitely not!
well you gotta remember how far south those places are all places farther south are gonna be prettier
I'm in Flagler
That's why this is a free country you can do whatever you want so please go someplace else
Yep thats right! Which means I can I also say what I want too, thanks for watching ✌️
You don’t need to come back!
Less people is a good thing. I’m headed there today.
You should relocate to California.
No shot Sherlock
Glad you didn't like our beach..move to Jacksonville Beach!
no its not thats where my papa andy lives than you
See that's the problem people move into your neighborhood right away they want this and they want that taxes go up or we don't pay taxes property taxes or whatever but then the price of everything else goes up here she may give it a break who your politician go someplace else if you you bullshittin plain English I watch this video once but I'm aggravated nobody wants your criticizing his place this is the way we like it so move along Papa cheese right
Don't move here, u won't like it, it's
But with your attitude it sounds like you don't like the place so I'm sorry if you don't like what I said it's not old yes it is old but it's well-kept the houses are nice to people's nice surface nice go someplace else where stronger but don't talk down to our place our community that's not nice
No I didn't care for it and don't have any shame in saying so
That's nice so move on Michael safe trips
I agree with you, this you tube channel guy is looking for action he said strip clubs, dive bars, and casinos so let him go to Daytona!
Yeah I guess you to each his own Live and Let Live
don't want u to like it
Yanke Go home
Just horrible place stay away! Tell your friends.
YES DONT COME HERE WE'RE FULL