beer on the beach

can we drink canned beer on the beach in sc?
ps. i do not think i can paddle 5 miles

I am almost 100% that they dont allow booze of any kind on the beach.  If you cant paddle 5 miles, just hitch your bowline to Greatbass2.  He wont event notice 

technically no
my wife works in the harbor & even she thought it was "no bottles" BUT the official parks website specifies no alcohol allowed on Harbor or twin lakes beach, even in cans.

this has lead to some creativity, "necessity is the mother of invention".

We plan to  while we are    I hear Scott is serving shots at the mile buoy!     Really it's not that far of a paddle, and considering 2-3mph is a fairly easy pace to keep, with breaks to and some are planning on dropping a line or two at the buoy as well    Beauty of the course is you can head directly back to launch at any point!  I figure once you reach the wharf the wind will help with the next half anyway!

Just to be clear ... NCKA does not condone the breaking of any laws or regulations.

That being said, I enjoy a beer on the beach!

-Allen

Maritime Law!

Maritime Law!

International waters! "Blue Raven, the goose has nested, repeat, the goose has nested!"

 " I hear Scott is serving shots at the mile buoy!"
i know i can paddle a mile!

" I hear Scott is serving shots at the mile buoy!"
i know i can paddle a mile!

And for a shot, you might even cover that mile pretty quickly, huh?

-Allen

Yeah, no alcohol on the beach is a bummer...but there is a full bar at the Crows Nest.... 

The day is gonna be so fun I doubt I will even miss having a beer in my hand!!

And, like Al said, OTW it is GAME ON!!

 

Looking forward to seeing everybody there!!

 

Sincerely,

Jim

Where can I buy biodegradable shot glasses???


" I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy"....

Sometimes I'd rather have a frontal lobotomy and a bottle in front of me.
 Randall

I wouldn't worry about it too much. The alcohol prohibition is just to deter hobos from passing-out drunk on the beach in front of tourists. Just be respectful and use discretion if you choose to enjoy a beer at the beach....aka no kegstands!  

I wouldn't worry about it too much. The alcohol prohibition is just to deter hobos from passing-out drunk on the beach in front of tourists. Just be respectful and use discretion if you choose to enjoy a beer at the beach....aka no kegstands!  

Damn No kegstands?