One we will never get in Florida. And it changes minute-by-minute.
The clouds do amazing things.
They kiss, they cover and they envelop and it never fails to amaze.
What a well kept secret this place is and because its a state park - not that expensive. And what a primo spot we had. The end of our camper is bumped up to the water.
Everything a camp needs - a table, a grill and some critter hiding in the bushes - and they also blocked us off from the other campers.
The path down to the water - and we arrived at sunset. There was a drop off to get to the water however, I didn't go there. There was a big rock at the bottom stealthily hidden by water and we all know how graceful I can be.
That is a raft/dinghy out there and it wasn't anchored that far off shore. We were able to relax and watch the hunter's moonrise. I didn't see anything eclipsing and took no photos because a. moons are tricky and I wanted to watch it and not behind a viewfinder.