Author Archives: teresa

A beautiful foggy morning on the river.  As we’re relaxing over breakfast, we notice helicopters flying in circles overhead.  As we left, we stopped at the Blackwater River State Park to dump the trash we collected and talk to the … Continue reading →

The sun is finally shining and we got our bikes out for a ride. We rode a few miles into the city of Grayton Beach to run a few errands, at a hardware store and a bike shop.  Our total … Continue reading →

We slept well, our first night of camping.  The camper fan worked well to keep us cool, but I wish we could lose the gnats.  Andrew decided on the start of the New Year to shave off his goatee!  I … Continue reading →

Gautam and Donna are heading back to Atlanta and leave us with perishable food they can’t take.  Andrew and I went into St Joseph’s Peninsula Campground, right next to Cape San Blas.  We spoke to the ranger at the office … Continue reading →

We had reservations for New Year’s Eve (tonight) in Grayton Beach Campground, but have decided to cancel them and stay another night and celebrate with Gautam and Donna.  Andrew and I went for a short bike ride in Cape San … Continue reading →

Richard made a huge breakfast for us with sausage, gravy and biscuits (more food!).  Andrew and I made an early start out of Orlando so we can make it to Cape San Blas in the panhandle to meet up with … Continue reading →

Andrew and I got out early before Grandma Rose could feed us again 🙂  and we went out to the Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge, about 20 minutes west of Boca Raton.  We talked to a volunteer at the park who … Continue reading →

Andrew and I took a nice walk on the beach early in the morning.  We walked down the public beach and back through a little park across A1A.  The park had lots of damage from the most recent hurricane.  Hurricane … Continue reading →

Grandma Rose took us to lunch at a very cute, very kosher deli called “Ben’s“.  Ben’s had great (very kosher) food and lots of cute Jewish jokes and sayings on the walls.  “What business is a Yentil in?  Yours!”  “For … Continue reading →

Andrew and I are heading out today for Boca Raton to visit his grandmother Rose for Hanukah.  However, before we go, we wash all the dogs.  Dianne was dog-sitting Gail’s dog Bear while she was out of town, so we … Continue reading →