Dave’s golf membership has expired for the winter season, so he’s been doing quite a bit of walking the many trails and state parks in central Florida. This has allowed me to do some writing while he’s out and about, which I appreciate. Every day he comes back with some of the most amazing pictures […]
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I can’t believe it’s been two months since our last post. Between crafting with my bounty from the east coast, Homer maintenance and repairs, banking issues because we don’t have a permanent physical address and just getting back into the swing of our park, time has really flown by. For you other full-timers, I’ll share
Old Florida – Cedar Key Read More »
(Dave is working on his grandpa jokes, thus the title. LOL!) We arrived in the small town of Citra, Fl on November 22nd. It took us less than a week to figure out we really wanted to spend the winter in this location. We are right on a portion of Orange Lake and in the
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We were back in the St. Augustine area for the month of October. Doesn’t seem like a full year has already gone by since we were last here. Last year, we were focused on getting our residency set up, our driver’s licenses, car registrations, setting up healthcare, etc., all those things you do when you
Florida in the Fall is absolutely Fabulous! Read More »
Lake Okeechobee means “big water” in the Seminole Indian language. It has a surface area of 730 square miles with an average depth of 9 feet. Dave refers to it as a larger version of Red Lake in Mn., just as a reference for us northerners. If you are a fisher person, there are multiple
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