St. Augustine Lighthouse
The
St. Augustine Lighthouse keeper’s house was begun in 1876 and is a beautiful
example of Victorian architecture. The brick wall and curving branches and palm
fronds provide a stunning tropical frame, and yes, that blue figure beside the middle
branch is indeed a person, not a ghost . . . I’m pretty sure.
Anastasia State Park
This
was interesting to see: a rubber-like grid laid over the sand for better
traction. I saw some people trying to roll their bikes over it . . . not sure
how that went. As for walking, it wasn’t so bad, but it was a bit strange at
first. Beyond the sand you can see a snack shop, as well as a little gaggle of
palms. (What is it about palm trees that makes us wish we could
drop everything and pack?)
(c) 2015-2017 St. Augustine Fridays
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