World Golf Village Saint Augustine

... seem to be going and she was right. We checked in to the Comfort Suites hotel before noon and made our way to the World Golf Village and World Golf Hall of Fame. After a quick bite to eat in the Fairways Café we took in the latest exhibit, the "Bob ...

... double cheeseburger. We had previously checked out Vilano beach and I liked it but we decided to go to a bigger beach in St. Augustine Beach.  We chose a parking lot that had a restroom so we could change our clothes. We set down our towels and ...

... went to Mission Nombre de Nos where there was a really big cross.  It was the site of the first Catholic worship in the United States.  The cross was 208 feet tall (Miles guessed 130 haha,  Dad was closest, I think his guess was ...

... to come.  We had a long ride back, but learned some things along the way.  We saw the oldest house in St. Augustine, as well as Flagler College, and the Lightner Museum.  We still had to pick up our salsa. Instead of driving back into ...

The World Golf Village, just off of I95 in St. Augustine, is not only famous for it's renowned residents, as in Emma Jane and Phil, but also for being home to the World Golf Hall of Fame.  Em & Phil, who happen to be volunteers at the Hall, ...

... were some instructions then we were off on the Ghost train.  Our first stop had us walking down the oldest street in St. Augustine to the Old Spanish Hospital.  I captured something weird on my camera, but not sure what it was...probably just a ...

We woke up and went to the free continental breakfast.  Dad was already there. It was actually pretty good with waffles, muffins, biscuits and gravy, etc.  Luke finally came over around 9:15 just before the buffet was over.  Dad took an ...