WHAT IS WATERCOLOR FLORIDA ON 30A? PART 1 OF 2: EPISODE 7

On this episode of 30A Misfits, we explore WaterColor FL along our journey up and down 30A Florida. WaterColor is a unique community, in that it's nearly 500 acres wrap around some of the other communities on 30A. The main strip of shopping and attractions stretch along 30A between Grayton Beach and Seaside, but the rest of the community pushes to the north, and then to the east, and runs behind Seaside and even stretches a bit behind Seagrove.

Watercolor is a part of the former paper company St. Joe. St. Joe has now shifted away from using it's land to develop trees for paper and now switched to real estate development. St. Joe is the largest land owner in the state of Florida so you will be hearing a lot about them in the coming videos.

We visit Scratch Biscuit Kitchen, Watercolor Bike Barn, and Pizza By The Sea.

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I (Erica) am originally from North Central Florida, and David is from North Central Kansas. We met on #30A and fell in love. The 30A name comes from a road in South Walton County (County Road 30A) that spans roughly 20 miles along the Florida Panhandle coastline. It can be found in the stretch between Destin and Panama City Beach. We got married at Camp Helen State Park in Inlet Beach, and live in #SeagroveBeach on 30A, where David has resided for 14 years and we’ve resided together for 5 years. We wanted to start a YouTube Channel that would better reflect the interactions we have with the businesses and people living on 30A year round. Most videos are from real estate agents talking about the thousands of incredible multi-million dollar homes here, and the lifestyle that comes along with #beachlife. We started this #30amisfits #travelvlog to share our “real-life” experiences with locals and tourists on the Emerald Coast, and specifically 30A locals, and the millions of people that vacation on 30A in Florida every year.