Hello everyone!
I am going to share with you the final pics of our vacation. I would've liked to have included some pics from our ghost tour, but didn't bring the camera since it was at night. I wasn't sure how they would turn out.
We toured the Fort Mantanzas. It was the guardian fort of St. Augustine.
We had to take a boat to reach it.
Here is a close-up picture of it.
To read about the history of this fort and the tour, click here.
My husband and youngest son toured Ripley's Believe it or Not Museum. (My oldest son and I went shopping, instead, since we had already seen it. Ha!)
And the tallest man ........
In the city of St. Augustine, I didn't get as many pics as I would've liked. Here is one of several cobblestone streets that run through the city.
There were several shops and restaurants as well as bed and breakfasts off this street.
Here are a couple of bed and breakfasts that you can stay in.
Here are a couple of bed and breakfasts that you can stay in.
Here is the "plaza de la constitucion". It is the oldest public park in the U.S.
(I didn't get a great shot because of the cars, but you get the idea.)
Do you see all of that pretty Spanish moss hanging from the trees? It was everywhere!
Just outside of the park, was the Government House. It was the capital of Spanish Florida.
There was SO much to do and see in this city! I could've filled my camera full of pics, but just ran out of time. We spent the majority of our time at the beach since that was the main focus of our trip. We've visited this city many times before and already toured some areas, so we decided not to duplicate everything again. There were wonderful historic cemeteries throughout, beautiful old homes and horse and buggy tours on every street. If you haven't been, I highly recommend it!
Hope you enjoyed the pics.
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Dian Mayasari ~
(I didn't get a great shot because of the cars, but you get the idea.)
Just outside of the park, was the Government House. It was the capital of Spanish Florida.
There was SO much to do and see in this city! I could've filled my camera full of pics, but just ran out of time. We spent the majority of our time at the beach since that was the main focus of our trip. We've visited this city many times before and already toured some areas, so we decided not to duplicate everything again. There were wonderful historic cemeteries throughout, beautiful old homes and horse and buggy tours on every street. If you haven't been, I highly recommend it!
Hope you enjoyed the pics.
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Dian Mayasari ~
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