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Alligator in the lilly pond at house of klaus

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LAST WEEK A COUPLE OF LADIES WERE HAVING LUNCH ON OUR PATIO AND SAID THEY SAW AN ALLIGATOR IN THE LILLY POND. I THOUGHT THEY WERE PULLING MY LEG. ON SATURDAY MORNING BRIAN WAS SETTING UP AND SURE NUF WE HAVE AN ALLIGATOR IN THE POND. ITS A CUTE LITTLE FELLA ABOUT 2 FEET AND LIKES TO BASK IN THE SUN ON A LIILYPAD.

COME BY AND SEE IF YOU CAN SPOT HIM :welcome:

WE JUST REMODLED OUR KITCHEN AND DINING ROOM WITH MORE COMFORTABLE CHAIRS AND A PADDED CHURH PEW. NOW SERVING MORE SEAFOOD ITEMS AND A LARGER KIDS MENU IN ADDITION TO OUR FAMOUS BURGERS. DON'T FORGET HOMEMADE ICE CREAM TOO.


WE ALSO HAVE A NEW FAMILY FRIENDLY POOL ROOM AND ARCADE NEXT DOOR .

SO COME BY AND EAT DRINK AND PLAY AT THE HOUSE OF KLAUS

SEE YOU SOON 231-2865 JUST NORTH OF 30A ON HWY 283 IN GRAYTON BEACH
 
There have been small ones spotted there several times (usually in the spring) since it was built. The last one liked the side of the pond next to your building but hasnt been seen for a few years. If you do see it, just remember dont feed or harass it.
 
we've seen an alligator there many times...when the Greek restaurant was still there.
 
that alligator is hungry...must be that ruben masterpiece that Klaus makes or that "original" burger...either way the alligator knows a great place to eat and hang out!
 
there have been small ones spotted there several times (usually in the spring) since it was built. The last one liked the side of the pond next to your building but hasnt been seen for a few years. If you do see it, just remember dont feed or harass it.


this is the first one ive seen in the last year but have heard there was one before 3 leeged they say i was going to feed it then my brain engaged and realized it is against the law and will cause it think of himans as a food source so we are just enjoying his company from a distance hes out and about again today im getting to know his favorite three spots to hang out
 
this is the first one ive seen in the last year but have heard there was one before 3 leeged they say i was going to feed it then my brain engaged and realized it is against the law and will cause it think of himans as a food source so we are just enjoying his company from a distance hes out and about again today im getting to know his favorite three spots to hang out
yea, there are probably plenty of things for it to eat there, frogs, turtles, snakes etc,. It looks like the one in 4beachn's yard has found plenty to eat also.
 
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LAST WEEK A COUPLE OF LADIES WERE HAVING LUNCH ON OUR PATIO AND SAID THEY SAW AN ALLIGATOR IN THE LILLY POND. I THOUGHT THEY WERE PULLING MY LEG. ON SATURDAY MORNING BRIAN WAS SETTING UP AND SURE NUF WE HAVE AN ALLIGATOR IN THE POND. ITS A CUTE LITTLE FELLA ABOUT 2 FEET AND LIKES TO BASK IN THE SUN ON A LIILYPAD.

COME BY AND SEE IF YOU CAN SPOT HIM :welcome:

WE JUST REMODLED OUR KITCHEN AND DINING ROOM WITH MORE COMFORTABLE CHAIRS AND A PADDED CHURH PEW. NOW SERVING MORE SEAFOOD ITEMS AND A LARGER KIDS MENU IN ADDITION TO OUR FAMOUS BURGERS. DON'T FORGET HOMEMADE ICE CREAM TOO.


WE ALSO HAVE A NEW FAMILY FRIENDLY POOL ROOM AND ARCADE NEXT DOOR .

SO COME BY AND EAT DRINK AND PLAY AT THE HOUSE OF KLAUS

SEE YOU SOON 231-2865 JUST NORTH OF 30A ON HWY 283 IN GRAYTON BEACH


I love the little alligator, I saw him there the other day!...The House of Klaus is a great place for outdoor dining ...and the Ruebens or Burgers are the "cherry" on the cake, .....just sayin!....Great Food, I will be back!!!
 
I like Klaus' food too, and don't mean to rain on the parade, but what happens when that "cute little fella" gets bigger? I don't want to be anywhere near a full-grown gator. :eek: Are there local folks who remove and relocate these things?
 
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