Re: Little Blue Heron
[Re: James Morrissey]
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03/20/13 01:23 PM
03/20/13 01:23 PM
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Thanks James & Jim. Jim, I took this shot from a boat in the Myakka River State Park. We really enjoyed our visit to your neck of the woods. The weather was fine most of the time & the only place we encountered mosquitoes was at Flamingo Campground in Everglades NP. I have a few more nice shots from our trip that I will post over the next few days. James, I envy your ability to get out of bed early enough to catch a sunrise. I miss so many wonderful opportunities because of my inability to get up, get organized, and get out there in time to catch the light. Jim
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Re: Little Blue Heron
[Re: Jim Garvie]
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03/21/13 03:37 PM
03/21/13 03:37 PM
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Jim:
We entered Florida at Pensacola and followed HWY 98 along the Gulf Coast until it merged with US 19/27, which we took South. We skirted the Orlando and Tampa/St Petersburg areas on I-75. The closest we got to Orlando was a night in a KOA at Wildwood. Around Naples, we took US 41 (Tamiami Trail) the rest of the way down. While in Florida, we stayed at Topsail Hill Preserve State Park - which is more like a fancy RV Park, Manatee Springs SP, Crystal River Preserve SP, Rainbow Springs SP, Homosassa Wildlife SP - which is like a wildlife rehabilitation facility , Myakka River SP, Gulf Coast of Everglades NP, and Flamingo Campground at the tip of Everglades NP.
I have to say, in my opinion Florida has the best and most extensive State Park system I have encountered in all my travels and people sure seem to take good advantage of them.
Jim
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