Hands arcoss the sand.SOME OF US WILL BE BEHIND THE BILMAR IN TREASURE ISLAND.
I was here some 15 years ago when we had the oil spill. Treasure Island and the other beach towns felt like ghost towns, all the tourists left within a day or two, I will never forget how sad it was to see all the dead birds and fish on the beach, businesses had to close down, restaurants were empty, black oil everywhere in the white sand. You could not walk on the beach anymore.................I hope I never have to see this again. There are lots of other ways to get energy. We are in Florida, the sunshine state for crying out loud EVERY HOME SHOULD HAVE SOLAR PANELS ON THE ROOF.
You've probably heard about ‘Hands Across the Sand' - an effort to raise awareness of efforts to drill for oil off our coast. It is a coordinated effort throughout the entire state, with people lining up on the beaches to show opposition to drilling efforts. Check out the details at www.handsacrossthesand.com.
There are groups organizing on all of our Gulf Beaches. Just wanted to let you know that there will be a group out on Madeira Beach at 134th Ave. and the official Madeira Beach group will be at Archibald Park, but hopefully the line will stretch between the two and beyond! There will also be groups at Clearwater Beach/Pier 60, Upham Beach, TradeWinds Island Grand and TradeWinds Sandpiper Suites, Indian Rocks Beach, Ft. DeSoto Park - North Beach Bird Sanctuary, Belleair Beach - Morgan Street Access Park, Gulfport Casino, Lassing Park Beach - Tampa Bay, Pass-a-Grille, Redington Shores Beach Access County Park, St. Petersburg: Clam Bayou/Bermuda Bay, Treasure Island - St. Petersburg Municipal Beach and Tarpon Springs - Fred Howard Park. Check out the website for more details!
What To Do On... Saturday 13, 2010
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STEP 1 |
Go to the beach at 1:00 for one hour, rain or shine. WEAR BLACK! When everyone is lined up around the entire state, it will look like one big oil slick in the aerial photos that will be taken. |
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STEP 2 |
At 1:30 PM EST, join hands for 10 minutes forming lines in the sand against oil drilling in our coastal waters. |
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STEP 3 |
Leave only your footprints. |

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La Bella Vita is a small luxury condo complex in beautiful Treasure Island, Tampabay.
This beautiful condo building is a little set back from busy Gulf Blvd here in Treasure Island but it is still close enough to walk to all the great things Treasure Island has to offer. This 3 bedroom 3 and1/2 bath has about 3000 heated square feet and lots of balcony space. High ceilings, columns, gourmet kitchen, beautiful waterfront pool, you name it.
La Bella Vita was built in 2004/2005 and the complex has only 16 units altogether.The architect/ builder was Hani Matta who is well known in our area and has been in business since 1983. He has completed over 130 projects and the La Bella Vita is one of them. This complex sits on a prime waterfront lot and has 340 feet right on the Bay/ Intracoastal.
Each one of the La Bella Vita units has a private elevator entrance and a little private foyer before you actually walk into the unit. All of the condos in La Bella Vita have an awesome water view onto the open Boca Ciega bay.
This waterfront condominium building is located on 108 th Ave in Treasure Island, just a minute to the new Treasure Island Causeway and Central Ave. The location is great, 40 minutes to Tampa airport, 15 minutes to downtown St. Petersburg, 15 minutes to Fort De Soto, 10 minutes to the Don Cesar hotel, 4 minutes to Sunset beach, 1 minute to the beaches of Treasure Island, 2 minutes to one of our best area restaurant, "The Perl" and the list goes on and on and on.

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