Grandson & grandpa fish from shore.
Pelicans enjoy their view of the "Forgotten Coast."
suddenly found ourselves swept up in the horse racing scene.
snorting nostrils streaked past us.
and young lovers romping around that makes the heart sing.
the original owner built for his wife.
mutation that is not an albino."
On our very first hike we saw one.
a pair of cyclists. And it fits in our basement (barely!).
pair of experienced kayakers who had just shown up on the beach.
"Does that have pedals?" the veteran kayaker asked me. "Yeah!" I said proudly, "Isn't it cool?
out. "You didn't want to get your feet wet, and now look at you!"
up all kinds of possibilities for exploration we could never do from shore.
accompanied only occasional by an owl nearby our campsite.
thoughts of the creatures that had once lived inside.
and souls relaxed and free.
was too beautiful to feel anything but joy at being alive.
on a tour of the marshlands.
Florida's Panhandle a bit longer.
This entry was posted in Florida and tagged Florida, Shutterbug, Travel, USA by Roads Less Traveled. Bookmark the permalink.
A Pipe Cutter and a Flaring Tool are the only specialty tools you need to install a vent-free propane heater in your RV. For details on how to choose a heater and a step-by-step installation tutorial, see: Installing a vent-free propane heater!