Friday started out really rainy, and i watched little birds eating popcorn on our balcony.
But the skies cleared and it was yet another beautiful day. We drove west a bit, past Seaside to the town of Santa Rosa Beach. Santa Rosa was the most like Seagrove Beach, and we found a bunch of artist shops in back of a strip mall.
A man and wife were selling tie-dye stuff but i didn’t found anything that to buy, which is good because i don’t need any more stuff. The man did his tye-dye and was also a minister, and lived in Panama City, which was past Panama City Beach, the touristy area where we’d been on thursday. I think they were from Minnesota or some other even colder than Illinois place.
A sweet kitty was rolling around on the deck and i had to stop and play with her.
we walked to the beach (no barricades here for beach-walking) and it was pretty much like our beach, except we decided ours is better. A lifeguard station was set up because i guess there are more people around although it doesn’t really look like that, does it?
I’d found an Irish pub before we’d headed out that morning, and we stopped there for a lovely lunch. It’s called Johnny McTighe’s Irish pub, and it was divey and cool and I had a shot of Jagermeister. whoo hoo, living it up in Florida! The super-friendly waitress took our picture.
When we got back to Seagrove Beach i went for a great run and it started to rain on me a little, which was perfectly fine.
As I ran i noticed some girls on the beach who were pointing toward the east behind me. i turned around and saw a rainbow!
Nice. I got back and sat on the beach again. I could spend an entire winter there in florida doing that. I’m just saying.
ok then,
mrs. almost through with the florida photos grace.