Americas Best Value Inn Panama City Beach

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... miles of foreshore. Similar to Australia. We camped at St Andrews State Park on an inlet and had our own private little beach, it was quite cool (literally and figuratively).We hadn't planned on seeing too many sights here in Panama City, we had mainly hoped to lie in the sun and relax. Since things didn't work out the way we planned we stacked on the blankets and caught up on some TV shows we haven't watched in a long while and managed to ...

... a spot on the sand away from the kiddies and mullets...pretty good time.

Had a dolphin swim within 15 feet of me, probably due to our perfected dolphin and mermaid calls (I had nothing on Brad and Kat´s--but it worked).

We had no idea what we were getting into.

But this seems to be the only place on earth that serves Busch Beer in bottles--worth the price of admission.

4:12 pm
 
I'm here for Bridgets wedding staying at a beachfront condo with some other Chicago classmates.  We were all down at the beach catching some rays and Kyle and I decided to throw the football for a bit in the nice clear water.  He dove for a ball and lost his wedding ring in the nice clear water.  We hunted for about an hour in the nice clear water, but were unfortunately unsuccessful.  Helicopters from the nearby airforce ...

2 am

The sky is clear and lit by the stars and the moon.  The water is pretty calm and the temperature is perfect.

This is some sort of paradise....

 

Tonight: I walk

When stars can be seen
I take walks
So tonight I walk
My hands and heart open
But not alone
The path below me
An hour glass
Still
Santa Rosa Beach, Florida, United States americanpoet

... Slick Fingers Lou" (Grandma Lou) was the only one that actually made any money on the trip but they all had fun. We all got to lay out a bunch on the beautiful beach in front of our beach house and we all got a fairly remarkable tan. Cory, Matt, Nicholas and I did a bunch of surfing and boogie boarding and saw a lot of marine life in the water. At night, well, lets just say that a number of us dove heavily into the spirits and had some great times playing ...

... as well as a soon to be completed laundry facility. It is within walking distance of a new hotel with a 4 star restaurant. Check out their website to see some pictures and other info about the park. In preparation for the trip, Gilles is busy with the renovation of the 1989 Fleetwood Southwind. A whole new interior is in the works including hardwood (floating laminate) flooring and new bedroom floorplan ...

... the boat and sailing it to the pier at the condo. Then it's a calm fishing day. Except, the first boat's motor catches on fire, out in the water. The only replacement is a pontoon, which isn't the best for casting. But nothing stops dedicated fishermen/women. There's enough fish for dinner! No suprise.

To say my family lives for fishing is an understatement. Mom's father Lew Wright lived on the trout stream. When we were old enough to be "papoosed" on his back, we were out hiking and fishing. Not that we remember any of it at that age. Lew was well known in Western Pennsylvania for his fishing skills. He retired early from Alcoa ...

... left them to go drinking while we headed back to our out-of-town motel. Day 350 Saturday 15/10/05 Savannah - Charleston We had a 2 hour drive through the lowlands to the Charleston area - and the lowlands were well named. Flat and boring - but still sunny and 28 degrees. We tried to book into a motel but they were all full in that area so we headed instead to the Magnolia Plantation - one of a few historic plantations open to the public in this area. We started off with a ...