8 Port St. Joe moments where lighthouse moved 12 miles and bay scalloping costs $0
Highway 98 cuts through the Forgotten Coast, past pine scrub and salt marsh, until Port St. Joe appears. Population 3,500. A white skeletal lighthouse rises against the bay. No resort towers. No boardwalk crowds. Just a Gulf town that moved its lighthouse 12 miles in 2014 to save it from the sea. The lighthouse survived … Lire plus
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