Farmview Market, Madison, Georgia
Shorthorns
BANZAI!!!
American black vulture
Pine nursery
Don & Sam's Fresh Fruits & (in season) Vegetables
& Split Firewood
Tucker Seed Co.
Water tower for the trees
Magnolia tree in blossom
Pittypat's Antiques & Gifts, Lumber City, Georgia
Lumber City Baptist Church
Church of God
Satilla River
Church of Christ Written in Heaven
United House of Prayer for All People
Spanish moss on the trees
St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church
The neon paint on these trees around the college was so bright, it looked as though the trunks and branches were lit.
Sign says, "KeyBall; Let's Make A Deal."
Jacksonville, Florida, skyline
Fully functioning lighthouse associated with the First Baptist Church of Jacksonville, which also has a large library and bookstore nearby.
Main Street Bridge, officially the John T. Alsop, Jr., Bridge
Palencia, St. Augustine -- a neighborhood where the homes start at half a million dollars.
Fusion Point Restaurant
Mark W. Lance National Guard Armory
General Merchandise Oldest Store Museum
Gator Bob's Cracker Trading Post
67 Uptown Shops, Cool and Collected, A Retro Perspective
French Bakery Les Petits Pleasures Patisserie
Old Town Trolley
This business caught Larry's eye, and not because of the baby strollers, either.
Menorcan Square -- The Loft, St. Augustine
Ripley's Believe It or Not! Museum
Old Viking Ship
Lightner Museum
Casa Monica Hotel
Galeria del Mar Fine Art
Villa Blanca & Bella Bay Inn
Note the ever-present street sign, persistently and constantly and continuously jumping into my pictures.
The palm tree trunks won't stay out of the way, either.
St. Francis Barracks
Is the pink plastic flamingo included?
See the drawbridge going up?
Look, they're having a wedding, smack-dab between Yield and Drawbridge Ahead! :-D
There's the big sailboat for which the drawbridge was lifted.
Boardwalk to the beach
Larry on boardwalk
It's quite dark now; we couldn't see the ocean, really. My camera 'sees' it, because I had it on a tripod, and the shutter stayed open for quite a while.
Victoria -- hearing the roar of the Atlantic breakers for the first time.
Larry, reading the historical marker.
Looking north
Looking south
We ate at Alfie's Restaurant tonight. This is Victoria's meal: flounder, mixed vegetables, and macaroni and cheese.
My meal was chicken enchiladas -- and it was big enough for four of me! I took most of it with me in a Styrofoam box, and Larry will have it for breakfast in the morning.
Our room at Coral Sands Inn.
It's an older hotel, but very nice.
We particularly liked the louvered decks.
In the morning, we will head to the AQS Quilting Show at the Ocean Center Auditorium in Daytona Beach.
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