Pictures Jekyll Island, Ga. to Vero Beach

Beautiful Jekyll Island Club



Carolyn and Bob at the beach



Fun times in St. Augustine. Dinner at the Columbia Restaurant

Pre dinner drinks in St. Augustine.

Palm Coast Hammock Marina

The most beautiful marina we have ever seen. We think NNYC should consider this for 2011.

View from Palm Coast Hammock Resort

Back to Jekyll Island 

Waterfront doublewide grocery store on the beach at Jekyll Island

Fernandina Beach Florida The Palace Bar

Jekyll Island to Vero Beach

Oct.  29-Oct. 31  Jekyll Island   Millionairre's Village where Vanderbilt, Rockefeller, JP Morgan and Pulitzer built summer homes.  There private club is now the hotel.  Biked around the island.  The ocean front grocery store and hardware store are both double wides.  
Nov. 1  Because of insurance, now can enter Florida. Stayed at Fernandina Beach. The town reminded us of Annapolis. Very quaint, great shops and restaurants. 

Nov. 2-5  St. Augustine   Oldest continuous occupied European settlement in the US.  Grabbed a mooring bouy in the harbor with 3 1/2 mph currents and gusts to 20 mph. Lost and retrieved 3 boat hooks.  Fantastic dinner with the O'Leary's at Columbia House. Great Pompano.  Pre dinner martinis and Manhatans at Tiny Martini's.  O'Leary's moved on to Ft. Myers and we stayed on 1 more nite. Still having hot beautiful weather. 

Nov. 5  Palm Coast Hammock Marina  The most beautiful marina we have ever seen.  Big winds. Cool temps. 

Nov. 6  Off to Cocoa Beach Village Marina.  Very windy. Cool temps.  Great little town. Wonder people planning their cross to Bahamas. Maybe we will join them in a few years.      

Nov. 8    Vero Beach  Beautiful run down the Indian River.  Hot weather returns.  Met friends that we had previously met a various marinas.  O'Learys arrived at Ft. Myers. 

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Savannah

Monday, Oct. 25- Oct. 28       To enlarge pictures, just click on each one.

Tugs Next to our Dock

Live Oaks in a Square

Paula Deen's Restaurant



The Best Decorated Halloween House

 Lighted Chandeliers hanging from the Live Oak. 



Another Shrimper

The waterfront is 40 ft below the rest of the city. Stayed along the Savannah River right next to 8 tugs. The tugs ran all nite and wow what noise. The city is full of parks called squares and streets. The parks and streets were lined with Live Oaks covered with Spanish Moss. Ate dinner one nite at Paula Deen's, Ladies and Sons. What a Southern buffet! Fried chicken, sweet potatoes, greens. The biscuits were amazing.