Friday, February 22, 2013

Friday Feb 22

As planned we departed Jacksonville Beach and headed south.  Our next stop, Hammond Beach Resort. Today we were underway seven hours and covered 49 miles.  Everything went smoothly and Alex, Matt and Ray now have jobs to do when docking.  Each day they get better and each day docking gets smoother.

We had more traffic on the ICW. Mostly fishermen but also more vessels traveling the waterway. There are more houses and people the farther south we go. Here are my picks of the unique & interesting
completely screened in back porch, pool, up to the second floor.

Condos equipped with boat (not car) parking

Most unique dock/house?

A bit of southern pride



























Find the fish . . . 

Along the way we passed St. Augustine, FL. It was founded in 1565 as a Spanish military outpost. It is the oldest continuously occupied European settlement in the United States.

Castillo de San Marcos built in 1672, St. Augustine

St. Augustine, FL

St. Augustine, FL

Lions Gate Bridge, St. Augustine

Today it was nice enough to get some sun, clean the decks, and explore the resort before hitting the rack 

Beautiful day on the ICW

Kathy & Matt cleaning the deck

Daytona 500 cars at the resort

Daytona 500 car

The resort hotel



















Tomorrow will be a short trip to Daytona (25 ish miles) to meet some friends and maybe BBQ a steak or two.

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