May 1, 2010
We have been moving on to many interesting places since my last post. We moved north from Stuart with stops in Vero Beach, Coco Beach and New Smyrna. We had a very nice visit with my Aunt Janice who lives in Orange City, FL. She is 91 years old and looks and acts about 75. It was great to see her.
From there we traveled to Daytona Beach then to the HRYC (Halifax River Yacht Club) which has a beautiful facility with a great restaurant, bars (they have two), pool and friendly people who treated very nicely.
Our next stop was in St. Augustine where we spent a couple of days exploring the city and the various historic spots. Let’s put is this way, Henry Flagler could have not have built anything, much less kept any of the money he made, if he had been trying to do it in today’s political environment.
After our escape from Florida our first stop was St. Mary’s in Georgia, a sleepy little village up the river from Cumberland Island.
More on Cumberland Island in the next posting.
We have been moving on to many interesting places since my last post. We moved north from Stuart with stops in Vero Beach, Coco Beach and New Smyrna. We had a very nice visit with my Aunt Janice who lives in Orange City, FL. She is 91 years old and looks and acts about 75. It was great to see her.
From there we traveled to Daytona Beach then to the HRYC (Halifax River Yacht Club) which has a beautiful facility with a great restaurant, bars (they have two), pool and friendly people who treated very nicely.
Our next stop was in St. Augustine where we spent a couple of days exploring the city and the various historic spots. Let’s put is this way, Henry Flagler could have not have built anything, much less kept any of the money he made, if he had been trying to do it in today’s political environment.
After our escape from Florida our first stop was St. Mary’s in Georgia, a sleepy little village up the river from Cumberland Island.
More on Cumberland Island in the next posting.
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