On the road again

 Tom designed the tour and it started out great.

We left Friday afternoon and headed to

Ross Prairie State Forest. 

Checked in.

And we were treated to some bluegrass.

Live.

Man that was a dark and stormy night.

And cold.

 We hit the road the next morning to head on over to

St. Joeseph's State Park.

It was a long, scenic drive and I got

to practice my drive-by photography.

We really need to have less junk on the dash reflecting

off the windows. 

And bugs. Squished bugs are still annoying bugs.

This night was 32 degrees and can we

say cold. Really really cold.

Like freezing.

 We arose and zipped through picturesque Appalachacola.

And it had the most amazing buildings.

 And doors and doorways.

And the brick and mortor.

Yum!

 And rustic boats.

I have more boat pictures.

I'm know you're surprised.

 We also checked out on our way to the state park. 

St. George's lighthouse. 

Swoon.

We checked out a couple of campsites in the area.

 Sweet scenes in the St. George Island State Park

that is on our list to try in the future.

The others sites. Eh.....

 We were supposed to head on over to Manatee Springs 

but got distracted on reviews about Keaton Beach and ended up

at the Old Pavillion.

On the water.

 This is the driver and tour guide taking a well needed rest.

Soaking up the impending sunset.

 Which was absolutely amazing. 

Both away from the sun.

And toward the sun.

I only tweaked them a bit. 

Tomorrow we head on home.