Comments on: Pine Island Beach – Hernando County’s Hidden Gem http://www.HernandoLuxuryHomes.com/2008/11/12/pine-island-beach-hernando-countys-little-known-gem/ A blog and website to showcase and comment on Spring Hill Real Estate and The Hernando County Real Estate Market in general, with a particular focus on Luxury Real Estate throughout Hernando County in Central Florida. Tue, 23 Feb 2010 16:11:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Josh http://www.HernandoLuxuryHomes.com/2008/11/12/pine-island-beach-hernando-countys-little-known-gem/comment-page-1/#comment-11992 Josh Fri, 27 Nov 2009 16:39:54 +0000 http://www.HernandoLuxuryHomes.com/2008/11/12/pine-island-beach-hernando-countys-little-known-gem/#comment-11992 Hi Trudy - thanks very much for getting in touch! Regarding metal detecting on Pine Island Beach, I would recommend the same thing that I said to Ashley earlier (as follows) I would contact the Hernando County Parks & Recreation Department using the following information: Charles “Pat” Fagan, Director Hernando County Parks and Recreation 205 E. Fort Dade Avenue, Brooksville, Florida 34601 Phone:(352) 754-4027 Fax:(352) 754-4427 E -mail: patf@co.hernando.fl.us Alternatively (and this is not "professional" advice...just a random suggestion floating around in my head...), I would just go and do your thing (being concientious and filling your holes in and whatnot as you go) ... If someone says something (which most likely won't happen), you say "oops, I had no idea I wasn't supposed to do this here" and then go from there... In the meantime, if nobody says you "can't" do it... I'd suggest that you can? If you call the Hernando County Parks & Recreation Dept, please come back here and let the rest of us know what their response was to your question - and if you find anything really neat, take a picture and email it to Josh@HernandoLuxuryHomes.com and we'll post it up! Thanks again for getting in touch, and if I can be of any further assistance, don't hesitate to call, email, facebook, text, or comment on the blog any time! -Josh Hi Trudy – thanks very much for getting in touch!

Regarding metal detecting on Pine Island Beach, I would recommend the same thing that I said to Ashley earlier (as follows)

I would contact the Hernando County Parks & Recreation Department using the following information:

Charles “Pat” Fagan, Director
Hernando County Parks and Recreation 205 E. Fort Dade Avenue, Brooksville, Florida 34601
Phone:(352) 754-4027 Fax:(352) 754-4427 E -mail: patf@co.hernando.fl.us

Alternatively (and this is not “professional” advice…just a random suggestion floating around in my head…), I would just go and do your thing (being concientious and filling your holes in and whatnot as you go) … If someone says something (which most likely won’t happen), you say “oops, I had no idea I wasn’t supposed to do this here” and then go from there… In the meantime, if nobody says you “can’t” do it… I’d suggest that you can?

If you call the Hernando County Parks & Recreation Dept, please come back here and let the rest of us know what their response was to your question – and if you find anything really neat, take a picture and email it to Josh@HernandoLuxuryHomes.com and we’ll post it up!

Thanks again for getting in touch, and if I can be of any further assistance, don’t hesitate to call, email, facebook, text, or comment on the blog any time!

-Josh

]]> By: Trudy http://www.HernandoLuxuryHomes.com/2008/11/12/pine-island-beach-hernando-countys-little-known-gem/comment-page-1/#comment-11991 Trudy Thu, 26 Nov 2009 22:17:07 +0000 http://www.HernandoLuxuryHomes.com/2008/11/12/pine-island-beach-hernando-countys-little-known-gem/#comment-11991 I'd like to know if metal detecting is permitted at the Pine Island Beach. I'm a member of FMDAC (Federation of Metal Detecting and Archaelogical Clubs) and a member of the Miami Valley Coin and Relic Hunters Club in Fort Wayne, IN. Very responsible, comply with our Code of Ethics, fill in all holes, and cover them up. Please contact me by Fri. a.m. Thank you. Trudy I’d like to know if metal detecting is permitted at the Pine Island Beach. I’m a member of FMDAC (Federation of Metal Detecting and Archaelogical Clubs) and a member of the Miami Valley Coin and Relic Hunters Club in Fort Wayne, IN. Very responsible, comply with our Code of Ethics, fill in all holes, and cover them up. Please contact me by Fri. a.m.
Thank you.
Trudy

]]> By: Josh http://www.HernandoLuxuryHomes.com/2008/11/12/pine-island-beach-hernando-countys-little-known-gem/comment-page-1/#comment-11986 Josh Mon, 26 Oct 2009 05:20:38 +0000 http://www.HernandoLuxuryHomes.com/2008/11/12/pine-island-beach-hernando-countys-little-known-gem/#comment-11986 Trina - thanks very much for the information! I've updated the main post above to incorporate a couple of the photographs you sent me as well as the flyer about Bark Island (when you can bring your dogs to the park!) Thanks again -Josh Trina – thanks very much for the information! I’ve updated the main post above to incorporate a couple of the photographs you sent me as well as the flyer about Bark Island (when you can bring your dogs to the park!)

Thanks again

-Josh

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