Spanish Quarter Saint Augustine

... - high 70's.  The first day we can go without jackets.  We head back to the historic district for the Spanish Quarter interpretative centre and have fun watching some school children explore the site.  All grade 4 students in Florida study ...

... ball, which probably explains why most of it is still there!     Standing behind this is the Spanish Quarter, small streets with buildings that now house gift shops etc, but which have stood there for centuries. Walls ...

... ; It was very hot and, of course, humid but we walked down the mall, St George Street and visited the Colonial Spanish quarter.  Here were some people dressed in costume enacting the professions of 18th Century people.  The blacksmith was even ...

This morning we returned to St. George Street. We visited the Spanish Quarter. It is a working museum set in the mid 18th century with craftsmen in period costume, a leather worker, a cabinet maker, a blacksmith, and a typical home with gardens and ...

... for our meals are places with padded seating. We aren't asking for much.....  Tomorrow we get to sleep in a little bit. We have a 9am trolley tour of St. Augustine. After that, we will head north along Hwy A1A.  Stay tuned.   ...