Had to go for Dinner Here
Oldest School House in the U.S.A.
Funny Sign
Beautiful Flowers Line the Street
City Hall land Lightner Museum Formerly the Alcazar Hotel Built by Henry Flagler
Historical Sign
Statue of Henry Flagler in Front of the College - He was Co-Founder of Standard Oil
Ponce de Leon Hotel now Flagler College was Built in 18 Months
Ceiling of the Front Lobby
Mureil on the Ceiling (Dining Room)
In the Dining Room now Cafeteria in Flagler College has the Largest Collection of Tiffany Glass in the World
Women's Parlor at the Ponce de Leon (Flagler College)
Spanish Fort Protecting St. Augustine
Historical Sign
Did Not Work
Street Lined with Live Oaks
Oh! That was Hot - Drank Lots of Water After a Drop
Living Off the Grid
Eddie and Jean Taking a Rest on the Bridge of Lions
St. Augustine - We stayed here for a week. A beautiful historic city. The weather was warm in the daytime but cooled down in the evening. We visited with boaters we have met while doing the loop as there was a Rendezvous here. Danny is still busy taking rust off the stainless steel. We lucked out only because we could not get into the Municipal Marina and stayed across the river or we would of been covered in cement dust as they are tearing down the temporary bridge they built while they were building the new Bridge of Lions. The temporary bridge cost them 85 million dollars.
We did all the tourist things and took a train ride around the city with Eddie and Jean. Had a good time here and is a good place to come back to.
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