osha guidelines can serve as a good reference for proper storage techniques
Tank storage for high-rise dwellers
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Sarasota’s quite nice and a great choice, IMO. I’m just up the road in Tampa in a pleasant neighborhood but would very much prefer to be in Sarasota.
Switching coasts seems a bit extreme. Perhaps a deeper search of communities on the Atlantic coast will produce some palatable options thus keeping you closer to Florida’s great diving. The 3+ hour drive from Sarasota just to get to Jupiter will get tiresome. Any further south and your “commute” will obviously increase.
Surely there’ll be something in Palm Beach County that interests you.
If you are willing to put aside your preconceptions, have a look at Briny Breezes. Briny Breezes, Florida - Wikipedia
It's a trailer park that is an incorporated town. It sounds iffy, but the location is amazing and the facilities are impressive. The town stretches from the sea, where it has a beachfront club building, to the Intracoastal Waterway. We have good friends who retired to Briny and live there full time. We've visited often over the years. It's just a few minutes from Underwater Explorers (Kevin Metz) and the other boats at Boynton Beach.
Perhaps I’ve given in to cultural norms like a lemming but retiring to a mobile home park is not my idea of a successful final chapter to my life.
Also, I agree with greeniguana...a mobile home that close to the water is a surefire fire way to have my golden years disrupted when I’m least likely to look at a mandatory evacuation as a “fun adventure”.
Also, I agree with greeniguana...a mobile home that close to the water is a surefire fire way to have my golden years disrupted when I’m least likely to look at a mandatory evacuation as a “fun adventure”.
In thinking about this further, might an RV be a useful option? Given that you have the means to consider two homes and a luxury sport like SCUBA diving, perhaps an upscale RV would provide you optimal flexibility and forego the need for a second home.
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