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Let's Celebrate America! TYBEE JULY 2021 BETYBEEBEACHCOMBER.COMACH COIslandMBER’s Guide for fun ! LET ’S CELEBRATE AMERICA! TYBEE BEACHCOMBER | JULY 2021 1 SHOPS AT 1 GRANNY FLOUNDERS Handmade and repurposed is what we are all about. Find one of a kind gifts and souvenirs, including home décor, accessories, jewelry and much more. Cats and TYBEE OAKS turtles galore! 2 INFERNO Hot sauce and so much more!! 3 LATITUDE 32 Latitude 32 is a locally owned Tybee Island Original shop offering quality clothing and accessories for both adults and children. Tybee Island is located at exactly 32 degrees north latitude, the actual 32 degree line runs right through Tybee and crosses the USA all the 1 2 way to San Diego! 4 SHELL ART GIFT SHOP SEASHELLS, TRINKETS & TREASURES For over 15 years carrying fine sterling silver jewelry, nautical décor, locally made sea glass jewelry and ornaments, gifts and coozies. 5 CASEY JONES PHOTOGRAPHY Features a large selection of prints that capture the 3 4 beautiful coastal scenery of Tybee Island. 6 HUC-A-POOS BITES AND BOOZE Best pizza in town with a laid back atmosphere. 7 TYBEAN ART & COFFEE BAR Espresso, Frappes, Smoothies and gifts! 8TIPSY MERMAID ART Locally made pottery with a beach and island theme. Featuring Tybee driftwood art pieces. 5 6 GLAZED AND CONFUSED Locally owned and operated Paint-your-own-pottery studio where you are the artist. Laid back casual atmosphere. Come and see us. THE MISTY MARSH SHOPPE Great gifts for the person on your list that you might have forgotten...YOURSELF! RACHEL VOGEL DESIGNS 7 8 Local. Handmade. SPARKLE. 1213 US HIGHWAY 80 E. TYBEE ISLAND 2 TYBEE BEACHCOMBER | JULY 2021 Marine Science Center .............................................. 786-5917 Tybee Tybee Post Theater ................................................... 472-4790 Area Code Fishing License (Chu’s on Campbell) .......................... 786-5904 Dizzy Dean’s Liquor, Beer & Wine .............................. 786-4500 912Digits XYZ Liquors .............................................................. 786-4822 Emergency- Police, Fire, Medical ............................... 911 Fun Stuff Police NON-Emergency ............................................. 786-5600 Tybee Golf Carts ....................................................... 226-9676 Fire NON-Emergency ................................................ 472-5062 Fat Tire Bikes ........................................................... 786-4013 Ocean Rescue .......................................................... 786-9873 Tim’s Bike & Beach Gear ........................................... 786-8467 Suicide Hotline ..................................................800-273-8255 Burke’s Beach Rentals, Inc ........................................ 547-8145 North Beach Rentals ................................................. 484-6535 City Hall ................................................................... 786-4573 Tybee Island Lost and Found.......................................Facebook Library ..................................................................... 786-7733 Parking Services ....................................................... 472-5101 Post Office ............................................................... 786-9632 Shuttle Services River’s End Campground ........................................... 786-5518 Breezy Riders ........................................................... 665-9988 Visitor’s Center/Chamber .......................................... 786-5444 Tybee Turtle Transit ............................................. (361)887-8537 YMCA ....................................................................... 786-9622 American Legion Post #154 ...................................... 786-5356 Tybee Island Lighthouse ............................................ 786-4077 Tours Captain Mike’s Dolphin Tours .................................... 786-5848 THIS IS MY HAPPY PLACE Tybee Island Map TYBEE BEACHCOMBER | JULY 2021 3 Features... 19 11 A CELEBRATION OF AMERICA PERSON OF INTEREST Let’s remember why we celebrate America Find out who it is 24 16 THE FINE ART OF NAPPING MAIN STREET MATTERS It’s not just for kindergarteners Let’s talk dirty 4 TYBEE BEACHCOMBER | JULY 2021 From Ms...Alain...eous Happy Birthday, America!!! 245 years old! I hope everyone has a great Fourth of July as we move on our way back to normal…ish. Kind of. Moving along… Every once in a while, I screw up. When I do, I make sure it’s epic. Last month I decided that Luis Galvan of Agave was going to be renamed Luis Gomez. I know the man’s last name. For some reason (vodka), my brain just didn’t click on that error and I apologize for that Mr. Gomez. It will not happen again (yes, it will). Thankfully, Luis has a great sense of humor (tequila) and we all had a good laugh over it. Other than that, we’re in summer! Here are a few things to keep in mind: Don’t forget your SPF. Hustle across those crosswalks. Don’t run over anyone in those crosswalks. Don’t be an (noun). There are more things, but most important is go have fun! I do love the Traveling Beachcomber and am delighted to announce this month’s winners are Bill Cannon and Lyn Randall. They took us with them to the Galapagos Islands a couple years ago! Thank you and see you at A-J’s! They have the most amazing Watermelon Margarita. I may have mentioned it before…. Also, a shout out to Jenny Orr for letting us borrow her huge American flag! Thank you! Anyway, let’s get to it. Make me a drink and turn the page…. MAIN STREET MATTERS TYBEE BEACHCOMBER | JULY 2021 5 Georgia, Savannah River Ent. July 2021 Tide Chart N 32° 02.0' / W 80° 54.1' Date Day High Tide High Tide Low Tide Low Tide Sunrise Sunset Moonrise Moonset Phase 1 Th 2:50a 7.9 3:13p 7.7 9:01a 0.3 9:26p 1.2 6:22a 8:35p 1:11a 1:19p 3rd 2 Fr 3:36a 7.7 4:00p 7.9 9:51a 0.4 10:24p 1.3 6:22a 8:35p 1:39a 2:14p 3 Sa 4:21a 7.5 4:46p 8.0 10:41a 0.4 11:19p 1.3 6:23a 8:34p 2:06a 3:09p 4 Su 5:07a 7.4 5:34p 8.1 11:29a 0.4 6:23a 8:34p 2:34a 4:04p 5 Mo 5:55a 7.2 6:22p 8.2 12:11a 1.2 12:16p 0.4 6:24a 8:34p 3:05a 5:00p 6 Tu 6:44a 7.2 7:10p 8.3 1:00a 1.1 1:02p 0.3 6:24a 8:34p 3:38a 5:56p 7 We 7:33a 7.1 7:54p 8.5 1:48a 1.0 1:47p 0.3 6:25a 8:34p 4:17a 6:52p 8 Th 8:18a 7.1 8:35p 8.6 2:34a 0.8 2:33p 0.3 6:25a 8:34p 5:00a 7:47p 9 Fr 8:58a 7.1 9:11p 8.7 3:19a 0.7 3:17p 0.2 6:26a 8:33p 5:50a 8:39p 10 Sa 9:34a 7.2 9:46p 8.7 4:00a 0.5 4:00p 0.2 6:26a 8:33p 6:44a 9:26p New 11 Su 10:08a 7.2 10:20p 8.8 4:40a 0.3 4:42p 0.1 6:27a 8:33p 7:43a 10:09p 12 Mo 10:43a 7.3 10:58p 8.7 5:18a 0.2 5:23p 0.1 6:27a 8:33p 8:44a 10:47p 13 Tu 11:24a 7.4 11:41p 8.6 5:56a 0.1 6:06p 0.1 6:28a 8:32p 9:46a 11:22p 14 We 12:11p 7.5 6:35a 0.0 6:52p 0.2 6:28a 8:32p 10:48a 11:54p 15 Th 12:31a 8.5 1:07p 7.7 7:18a 0.0 7:43p 0.4 6:29a 8:31p 11:50a 16 Fr 1:26a 8.3 2:07p 7.9 8:05a 0.0 8:42p 0.6 6:30a 8:31p 12:53p 12:26a 17 Sa 2:24a 8.1 3:07p 8.2 9:00a 0.1 9:48p 0.7 6:30a 8:31p 1:58p 12:57a 1st 18 Su 3:21a 7.9 4:07p 8.4 10:00a 0.1 10:56p 0.7 6:31a 8:30p 3:04p 1:31a 19 Mo 4:20a 7.8 5:10p 8.6 11:04a 0.0 6:31a 8:30p 4:14p 2:08a 20 Tu 5:21a 7.6 6:16p 8.8 12:02a 0.5 12:07p -0.1 6:32a 8:29p 5:25p 2:51a 21 We 6:25a 7.5 7:23p 9.0 1:05a 0.3 1:08p -0.2 6:33a 8:29p 6:34p 3:41a 22 Th 7:30a 7.6 8:24p 9.2 2:04a 0.0 2:08p -0.3 6:33a 8:28p 7:39p 4:39a 23 Fr 8:30a 7.7 9:20p 9.2 3:01a -0.3 3:06p -0.4 6:34a 8:27p 8:35p 5:44a 24 Sa 9:26a 7.8 10:10p 9.2 3:54a -0.5 4:00p -0.5 6:35a 8:27p 9:24p 6:52a Full 25 Su 10:18a 7.9 10:58p 9.0 4:42a -0.6 4:50p -0.4 6:35a 8:26p 10:04p 8:00a 26 Mo 11:08a 7.9 11:45p 8.7 5:28a -0.6 5:37p -0.1 6:36a 8:26p 10:39p 9:06a 27 Tu 11:59a 7.8 6:11a -0.4 6:22p 0.2 6:36a 8:25p 11:10p 10:08a 28 We 12:33a 8.3 12:51p 7.8 6:52a -0.1 7:07p 0.7 6:37a 8:24p 11:39p 11:07a 29 Th 1:20a 7.9 1:42p 7.7 7:34a 0.2 7:53p 1.1 6:38a 8:23p 12:04p 30 Fr 2:07a 7.7 2:31p 7.7 8:17a 0.5 8:43p 1.5 6:38a 8:23p 12:07a 1:00p 31 Sa 2:53a 7.4 3:18p 7.8 9:03a 0.7 9:38p 1.7 6:39a 8:22p 12:35a 1:55p 3rd Tybee Island Bucket List • Read the Tybee Beachcomber! • Walk the beach • Collect seashells and shark teeth • Do a Beach Sweep • Visit the Tybee Island Lighthouse and Fort Screven • Watch a sunrise and a sunset on the beach • Go on a dolphin tour • Visit Fort Pulaski • Go Fishing! (deep sea fishing, surf fishing, pier fishing) • Rent a golf cart • Visit the Marine Science Center • Ride the bike path • Go surfing, boogie boarding, paddle boarding • Rent a kayak • Go shopping in our many unique shops • Check out our great restaurants and bars • Stroll through our Park of 7 Flags (at the end of Hwy.
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