Pictures!!!!
Cumberland Island (National park) campsite area. Very cool trees to set up tent under but you better have good bug screens.
On the hook in Georgia, Jekyl Island.
Bike trails on Jekyl Island. The bike was big but abbey did great!
The bridge of Lions in St. Augustine getting a very expensive restoration.
Getting treats in the Spanish Quarter St. Aug.
Cumberland Island (Ga.) Trail
The new owners of Cumberland Island seem very well adapted.
The old owners had some gardening and maintenance issues.
Really big fry (St. Aug.)
Great architecture in St. Augustine.
Touring Castillo De San Marco (St. Aug.), from the water, and discovering S/V Grace (below) anchored near us.
Megan and Brett.
Teague and Finn, playing with our kids.
Lots of stuff to do and see for the day here in St. Augustine.
St. Augustine, lots of military history.
Great shade trees.
Key lime pie on a stick.
Daytona Beach for the day.
Could be anywhere really. Probably the waterway side of Cumberland Island. Basically fron Norfolk Virginia to Key West Florida is a big swamp. Any actual land is developed so the trick is finding a park/bridge/launch ramp to get the dogs off or get into town for groceries/sightseeing without sinking into the swamp or paying a small fortune to tie the boat up at a marina.
A whole bridge was built while the bridge of lions was taken away and restored to keep the historical significance.
Manatees love fresh water. (Titusville Fla.) Working our way through town from the waterway to Daytona beach. Always on the water but it is usually a chore to find a good place to swim, weird!
Daytona Beach, there is a splash pad up here for the kids. The sand is very hard packed so you can drive on the beach, you can just see the cars trough the rail. The beach patrol hussles the cars out as the tide comes in and threatens to strand the vehicles.

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