Thursday, March 06, 2008

Highlands Hammock, Sebring, FL

 

 

 

 
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Entrance to Highlands Hammock Florida State Park, Sebring, FL, a photo of a black vulture "rookery" and a large white Egret out hunting for lunch in the Hammock and lastly, our campsite. We came at the right time as lots of folks including many of the volunteers were starting to wrap up the season and head home.

Highlands Hammock Fl State Park

 

 

 

 

One of the many board walks through the park areas, a "momma" gator and her baby as seen along the walkway and a flowering plant and last - the statue to the Civilian Conservation Corps ( CCC ) that built this and many other state parks througout the nation.
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Sebring International Raceway

 

 
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The practice track was in use and it sounded like large chain saws running full out or as 1000 hives of angry bees that had been broken into as the Formula I racers came around the track. Pretty interesting to watch.

Saturday, March 01, 2008

Last night in Key West

 

 

 
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Ted, Ned, Linda and Jan started the evening at B.O's for their famous fish sandwiches, then on to Sloppy Joe's to hear Pat Daley.

Monday, February 25, 2008

Hogs Breath Saloon

  We visited one of the Key West watering holes and restaurants for lunch accompanied by fellow campers - Ned & Linda Evans. Plenty of atmosphere and an excellent lunch.
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Key West Harbor & Pelicans

 
We found a nice little harbor fish market by this pier on Stock Island. The pelicans were always hanging around for fish scraps - a free meal for them.
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Frank & Karen at Key West beach

 
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Thursday, February 21, 2008

Key West,FL

 

A beautiful day in paradise. Ted and Jan having lunch at Schooner Wharf Bar in Old Town. We are staying in Key West until March 1st.
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Tuesday, February 12, 2008

 
Hey Frank, Quite stepping on the dumping hose so we can empty our tanks and be on the road.
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Immediately behind our camper we looked out on the Gator Trace golf course. Of course the hardest hole was directly behine our camper and when we came into our site, we did see where errant golf balls had gone off course and landed in our site instead of on the fairway. Frank and Ted played the course the day before we departed for the Miami area.
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