St Augustine and Anastasia SP

Anastasia State Park won the title of the 6th best state park in the country, and from our expectations it lives up to it. The sites are huge and private surrounded by green. The biggest drawback is the cell service needed for getting camping spots for next year since Florida State Parks work on anContinue reading “St Augustine and Anastasia SP”

Woodstock, St Petersburg, Fort De Soto

Found a fabulous Harvest Host heading out toward our next destination to St Petersburg, and guess what they were having a Woodstock Revival right there at the Winery, and it was pavilion covered and they weren’t so loud, and they played the music of the era, at this afternoon event.  Luckily with a fan blowingContinue reading “Woodstock, St Petersburg, Fort De Soto”

Delray, Gators and Old Friends

Delray Beach and the Thanksgiving Switcheroo The wind blew away the last of our annual Thanksgiving traditions, so we decided a new one needed to be devised. So this was the first of the Cardinal Spring Training Meet-Ups with the originator couple, Denny and Debby.  Darlene beat out Trish to a spot on their sofaContinue reading “Delray, Gators and Old Friends”

Armadillo, owls and 4 J’s

Fort Clinch SP is a beautiful old growth forest and beach all in one, just not at the same time. There is an Atlantic Beach side where sites are close together, and then the River side sites that are huge and are heavily shaded by the trees and vines, moss, palms and foilage. Here weContinue reading “Armadillo, owls and 4 J’s”

Epic Day in the Crust (Ridgecrest)

February 18 2023 – an epic day filled with nostalgia, ashes, hummingbirds, Ole Bessie’s (our family Suburban) last hurrah, cheesesteaks, beer, exceptional desserts, song, dance celebration of our time here in Ridgecrest and John’s graduation from work. Where to start – the people are always the most important. But first the birds as there wereContinue reading “Epic Day in the Crust (Ridgecrest)”