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St. Augustine Beach, Florida

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Some of the gang before the sun goes down.
Some of the family that are scattered around the South East. Not all are in the photo, because it is like herding cats to get everyone together.

We are on the beach in St. Augustine Florida in the summer of 2016.

Normally we gather each year and head to Anastasia Condominiums on the cost of North East Florida.




When staying in St. Augustine you need to go early in the summer before is gets to hot. There is plenty to do and see on and off the beach.

Here we are on a sailboat getting ready to leave the dock.

We cut under the Bridge of Lions on the half hour when the draw bridge is up then head out to the Atlantic Ocean. Plenty of wind and plenty of water make the day out to sea a get time by all.
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Location: St Augustine, FL, USA

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