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Category Archives: Florida
Everglades
The last several days we have been in The Everglades where internet and cell phone service were nearly non-existent. It’s also been hot and humid with occasional rains. A few mosquitoes, but nothing serious. We were camped at Long Pine … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, Florida, January
Tagged Campsite, crocodile, Everglades, Everglades National Park, Missiles, RV Resort
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Key West, Florida
Key West is about an hour drive from our campground. We got an early start and stopped for a moment at Sombrero Beach, a beautiful park with a nice sandy beach. The original seven-mile bridge can be seen paralleling the … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, Florida, January
Tagged Key West, old town trolley, Southernmost Point
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Moving on Down the Keys
We have moved about 30 miles further into the Keys to Fiesta RV Resort. We knew rain was on the way so we left early to beat that. We enjoyed the drive, it’s so pretty here. As soon as we … Continue reading
African Queen and Rain
We knew rain was on the way so we set out early to explore while we could. About a mile from our campground is the original African Queen, the 1951 movie boat used by Humphrey Bogart and Katherine Hepburn in … Continue reading
Entering the Keys
A key is a low offshore island or reef. There are 42 bridges connecting 126 miles of Florida keys here. Driving south on US Hwy 1 we crossed a big bridge that took us into Key Largo at mile marker #106. … Continue reading
Coral Castle
Before we set out to explore the day we stopped to say hello to our parking lot neighbors. Nice couple from Germany. They are exploring the US and will go to Alaska next summer. When I asked if I could … Continue reading
Alligators and More Alligators
We have been without internet or cell phone service for the last few days so here’s the scoop on what we have been doing. We moved a little further east to Midway Campground. This is a small campground but very … Continue reading
Everglades
This is our site at Collier-Seminole State Park in Florida. We’ll be leaving in the morning going further into the Everglades on Highway 41, also known as the Tamiami Hwy. Yesterday, as we were driving here we drove past some … Continue reading
Everglades Boat Ride
From the Land of 10,000 Lakes to the Land of 10,000 Islands. We’re in the Everglades now. Our first outing was to take an Everglades National Park Boat Tour. This narrated 1.5 hour tour took us out through the mangroves. … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, December, Florida
Tagged Alligator, Bottle Nose Dolphins, Everglades, Everglades National Park, National Park Service
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Airstream Ranch & Christmas Dinner
Check this out. Eight Airstream recreational vehicles shoved into the ground near Tampa, Florida. We have seen this phenomena before in San Antonio, Texas, with Cadillac cars, and Volkswagens and even combine machines. Finding a restaurant that is open on … Continue reading
Little Manatee River State Park
Moving on down the west side of Florida we are now in Little Manatee River State Park just south of Tampa. The weather has changed significantly. 72F was the high, the sun is shining, sky’s are blue, and the high … Continue reading
Manatee Springs State Park, FL
It’s getting so warm. The high for yesterday and today was around 82F and the humidity was also 82%. We did drive through spots of fog on the way here. I do not like this muggy kind of weather but … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, December, Florida
Tagged Gulf of Mexico, Manatee, Manatee Springs State Park, Scuba diving
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Cape St. George Lighthouse
We were up early for a morning walk on the beach to look for shells and were blessed with a very beautiful sunrise. Strange to see the sun rise over the water here on the west side of the state … Continue reading
Topsail Hill Preserve State Park Gregory E. Moore RV Resort
It’s been a few years since we were here, but Topsail is one of our favorite RV parks. For sure it is one of the prettiest ones we have been in. It has lots of shade, well-groomed paved sites with … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, December, Florida
Tagged Gulf Islands National Seashore, Gulf of Mexico, Topsail
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Pensacola Beach
Another beautiful sunshine day. It started out in the 40’s but quickly made it up to almost 70 degrees and not humid at all, in fact it was very comfortable. A great day for a little hike. There is a … Continue reading
Pensacola Sunshine
Sunshine!! All day today. We didn’t see a single cloud. It was cool, around 60F. A perfect day for a walk in my opinion. There are a few armadillos scampering around our campground. This one didn’t seem to mind having … Continue reading
Pensacola, Day 2
The Pensacola Lighthouse is the oldest light station and the tallest lighthouse on the Gulf Coast. Some say it’s haunted. The lighthouse was featured on the Travel Channel’s Haunted Lighthouses of America and on SyFy Channel’s Ghost Hunters. We made … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, December, Florida
Tagged Fort Pickens, Gulf Coast, Gulf of Mexico, Lighthouse, National Naval Aviation Museum, Pensacola, Pensacola Lighthouse
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Pensacola, FL
We are at Fort Pickens Campground in the Gulf Islands National Seashore west of Pensacola Beach, Florida. The drive out to the park is along Santa Rosa Island, a barrier island that changes naturally over time. In order to protect … Continue reading
Still
After a nice lunch with our friends, Steve and Bonnie, we said goodbye as we will be going our separate ways tomorrow. Bernie and I went back to the campground and then went for a walk. It’s a cool day, … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Post, December, Florida
Tagged Panama City Beach, St. Andrews State Park, Still, Turpentine
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