Hilton Gi Palm Coast Town Ctr

After our bike-ride we got on the road at around 11:30. It was another beautiful day, few clouds and around 85F. A few miles up the road we crossed small inlet with ferry. We continue on the A1A coastal road which follows the narrow peninsula's that dot big stretches of the Atlantic coast. They are so narrow that often you see the ocean on both sides. Naturally" the rich and ...

... morning for final measurements. We are now awaiting the cover which is due next Monday. Our location here, north of the Bridge of Lions, is picturesque with all the Christmas lights lining the water's edge. However, a predicted storm for the area is keeping us on the boat for the next few days. At least right now, it is much warmer than Brunswick and therefore more pleasant.

... National Parks Service (the cannons and guns are also perfectly preserved). Additionally the fort is on the bay and affords beautiful views.

St Augustine is a beautiful old town made for wandering up market lined streets. We really enjoyed our stroll through this beautiful piece of history. Love and Peace to you all, the feeling young, Bek and Jesse Train.

... baby shark fashioning the meat into long pieces of especially tasty bait!!! With in the next hour the "FISH ON" call was sounded and we were going to be having Red Fish for dinner!

The cycle of life. "Eat or be eaten" exists in my life on the road as it did for folks back when Ponce De Leon was founding St. Augustine, fighting off mosquitoes and snakes just as we do today. What has really changed is the price of a hotel stay!!!

... it has been a long time we have lived in 130 square foot space. We are loving this life individually and together. I cannot imagine doing this with anyone but Andy!! and Maudie!! He feels the same about me!

We are looking forward to our hosting gig in Fort DeSoto as that will offer us an entirely new way of living in the RV lifestyle. We begin there December 1st and leave February 3rd. We will be expected to work 20 hours a ...

This entry is just to finish up the map so we get a total distance traveled.

We made it home safely though. Kalee was confused at first to see us. Chloe was instantly excited. It took a few minutes, but then Kalee was too.

Lots of laundry and unpacking to do today!!

Total miles traveled: 11,687 - that doesn't include all of the miles that we walked either!!

... Heritage Museum.Saw the Crackers,early Florida residents..They used whips.Saw home made recreation vehicles made by ordinary people who used them for camping vacation.
Ate dinner at Athena Restaurant (Greek)
Walk at the pedestrian street-St.George Street of the old town of St.Augustine.
Saw the oldest school in Florida.

Passed the TIC of Florida for info and hotel coupons.
Drove to St Augustine,Florida.
Stayed at Howard Johnson's Hotel in St .Augustine,Florida.
It is owned by an Indian,Tour trolley buses passed it's ground frequently because it has the oldest tree in St.Augustine.
Ate dinner at Buffalo Bill's restaurant.Mahi mahi with mango..pepper and onion and fried shrimps.
It was raining all day.

St Augustine is another old beautiful town rich in history. When you visit, the trolley tour is a must. Also a visit to the old lighthouse. There are many fine restaurants in the area. This is another place that we will return to. Our campground was nestled in the woods near town and very nice.

... our hunting licenses and CT gun permits. Never did hunt (this was more to share the learning experience with dad and learn to shoot a shot gun. That reminds me, my dad was so proud when he scored higher than me on the written exam (boy I'm glad I'm not that competitive. . .). Okay, back to story), but we would go shoot once in a while. Well I haven't shot a gun for about 15 years, and for Bob it probably was longer. We managed to peel a few off and ...