Need Ideas For Traveling Thru Florida (Page 4): LOL! Might be some great shots if they can pull you and the camera out of the sink hole. Be a trooper and keep shooting no matter what.

Bmac Loc: Long Island, NY

pounder35 wrote:

Remoman wrote:

Two words: Avoid sinkholes.

LOL! Might be some great shots if they can pull you and the camera out of the sink hole. Be a trooper and keep shooting no matter what. :thumbup:

Always. :mrgreen:

Bmac Loc: Long Island, NY

TedPaul wrote:

St. augustinehas Ben noted. There is the oldest Greek Ortodox Church in th US. Small but unusual.

Thanks Ted. 8-)

Bmac Loc: Long Island, NY

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Bmac wrote:

flbeachgirl wrote:

Are you permitted to snorkel or dive there? 8-)

I know you can snorkel so I assume you can dive also....
Be aware the water is cold.....well for me it is..I think it is around 70 degrees year round

Okay. That sounds interesting. Seventy degrees is no problem for me, that's a June day in the ocean up here. :)

Weslfrazier Loc: Culver, OR

Bmac wrote:

Hi Folks, br br I intend to road trip thru Northe... (show quote)

I was stationed at Pensacola in the late 1950's there was two old brick forts on the air station one over looked the bay the other was farther inland, we were all over the forts inside and out even though going inside was a no-no. They may still be there a good place for pictures.

dawg4ever Loc: Florida

Hi Bmac, the Wakulla River (which flows just south of Tallahassee into the Gulf) has manatees during winter and they may still be in the waters in April. You can rent canoes and get closeup photos of these mammoth and gentle animals. Enjoy your Big Bend experience - it really is the old Florida that is fast fading away.

Bmac Loc: Long Island, NY

Weslfrazier wrote:

I was stationed at Pensacola in the late 1950's there was two old brick forts on the air station one over looked the bay the other was farther inland, we were all over the forts inside and out even though going inside was a no-no. They may still be there a good place for pictures.

Thanks, I try and find them. 8-)

Bmac Loc: Long Island, NY

dawg4ever wrote:

Hi Bmac, the Wakulla River (which flows just south of Tallahassee into the Gulf) has manatees during winter and they may still be in the waters in April. You can rent canoes and get closeup photos of these mammoth and gentle animals. Enjoy your Big Bend experience - it really is the old Florida that is fast fading away.

Thanks Chuck. I have explored much of Florida and lived in South Florida in the early seventies as a student (and worker), but have never been to the Panhandle. About time I took a look. :D

Harvey Loc: Pioneer, CA

In my humble opinion that is the very best time to visit - Florida or the Cancun area ( Yucatan Peninsula) of MX. Take your time and lots of photos.
Harvey

Bmac Loc: Long Island, NY

Harvey wrote:

In my humble opinion that is the very best time to visit - Florida or the Cancun area ( Yucatan Peninsula) of MX. Take your time and lots of photos. Harvey

I intend to take many photos and have a great time. I was just reading about love bug season being in April. Hope I don't run into them! 8-)

Harvey Loc: Pioneer, CA

I don't know anything about love bugs but I know I saw a lot of sun lovers in my time down there.
LOL

Bmac wrote:

Harvey wrote:

In my humble opinion that is the very best time to visit - Florida or the Cancun area ( Yucatan Peninsula) of MX. Take your time and lots of photos. Harvey

I intend to take many photos and have a great time. I was just reading about love bug season being in April. Hope I don't run into them! 8-)

Bmac Loc: Long Island, NY

Harvey wrote:

I don't know anything about love bugs but I know I saw a lot of sun lovers in my time down there.
LOL

Bmac wrote:

Harvey wrote:

In my humble opinion that is the very best time to visit - Florida or the Cancun area ( Yucatan Peninsula) of MX. Take your time and lots of photos. Harvey

I intend to take many photos and have a great time. I was just reading about love bug season being in April. Hope I don't run into them! 8-)

Hahaha.....yeah, me too. :thumbup:

pounder35 Loc: "Southeast of Disorder"

Bmac wrote:

Harvey wrote:

In my humble opinion that is the very best time to visit - Florida or the Cancun area ( Yucatan Peninsula) of MX. Take your time and lots of photos. Harvey

I intend to take many photos and have a great time. I was just reading about love bug season being in April. Hope I don't run into them! 8-)

The love bugs I meet down there are great. Or are you talking insects? :roll:

Harvey Loc: Pioneer, CA

I have been married tooooooo long to think of anything except insects. LMAO

pounder35 wrote:

Bmac wrote:

Harvey wrote:

In my humble opinion that is the very best time to visit - Florida or the Cancun area ( Yucatan Peninsula) of MX. Take your time and lots of photos. Harvey

I intend to take many photos and have a great time. I was just reading about love bug season being in April. Hope I don't run into them! 8-)

The love bugs I meet down there are great. Or are you talking insects? :roll:

pounder35 Loc: "Southeast of Disorder"

Harvey wrote:

I have been married tooooooo long to think of anyt... (show quote)

Well I'm single again and have access to two very nice condos when they're not rented. One on the beach and one on the bay. I love lovebug season. :thumbup:

Bmac Loc: Long Island, NY

pounder35 wrote:

Bmac wrote:

Harvey wrote:

In my humble opinion that is the very best time to visit - Florida or the Cancun area ( Yucatan Peninsula) of MX. Take your time and lots of photos. Harvey

I intend to take many photos and have a great time. I was just reading about love bug season being in April. Hope I don't run into them! 8-)

The love bugs I meet down there are great. Or are you talking insects? :roll:

The ones I met down there were great also, but that was in the seventies....now I mean insects. :-D