…it would have been interesting to see if anything would
have happened. Last night when I
crawled/fell into bed I reached up to adjust my pillow and there he was. Cold and wet.
A little frog about the size of a dime decided he wanted a tenting
experience but we had other ideas. Jerry
managed to catch him and throw him out in to the cold. I do hope he survived the throw. Even if I had kissed him he probably would
have only turned in to a pint-size prince.
And besides who needs a prince when I have Jerry.
We broke up camp early this morning and headed for Ft. De
Soto Park, about 91 miles south of where we were. It took a couple of hours to get there and we
did not have camping reservations so we weren’t even sure we’d find a
site. But things worked out and all is
good. We have a site facing the water,
surrounded by palm trees, a table, a grill and each other.
The whole day was pretty much overcast and our time was
taken up with traveling, setting up camp and exploring the park. We stopped at a bench and had a short glass
of wine, then visited one of the beaches.
A walk on the beach brought the sun out just in time to watch it set. Once
again it was breathtaking. I asked someone
to take our picture with the sunset in the background and as luck/blessings
would have it he was a photographer.
Needless to say the picture turned out very well. We hung around with him for a while and took,
oh so many pictures, of the colors. He would
predict what the sky would do next and what colors we’d see. I would bet you could compare it to watching
the Northern Lights, without the cold.
This lasted for about 30 minutes or so then the moon smiled at us from
behind the clouds. What beauty!! He also took some pictures of us and said that
he would post them on his face book page (“God’s Beauty – cause” ) So from the name of his page we could tell
that we were both on the same page.
We’re back at the campsite.
It is 7:30. Jerry is fixing
himself a brat and chasing raccoons. I’m still in awe that we are here and doing
this. May each of you (or maybe it is
both of you, who read this) have the same opportunities as some point.
It is Sunday evening. Truly a day the Lord has made and it would be
hard not to rejoice in it.
1/13/13
it sounds like you two are having a blast! I hope you are taking lots of pictures and I look forward to finding this photographer on fb! Love you both!
ReplyDeleteThat is the sunset I got to watch every night growing up. I'm so glad you made it to Ft. de Soto. I would come home from work some nights and talk Joe into jumping into the car so we could drive the five minutes to the beach to watch sunset. It sounds like you are staying very near the site we always get when we go home for Christmas. And the raccoons are plentiful. Enjoy the history of the fort and the beautiful beaches. I hope you make it to the Dali Museum, too. Sheila
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