Howard taking us back to our boat after 3 hours on Cumberland Island.
Andrew, me and Howard on the trail
Diana shot this photo of Freedom from her boat.
Howard called us on the VHF he thought he saw black bear cubs
They were pigs
We cruised through marsh land on our way to Jove Creek. There were so many bends in the river C-Horse appeared to be sitting on the grass.
white heron
Eagle sighting by the Captain
I missed it
They build very large nests and return to the same nest annually
We had a map which showed the names of trees and plants along the River Trail. I didn't read the map because Howard told me to watch out for snakes. So let's call this tree the Howard Tree.
View of Freedom , a snake free environment, from the island.
The stuff hanging from the tree is Spanish Moss. The moss is actually a plant related to the pineapple. I must have read that somewhere.
An armadillo give Andrew his rear view
River side of the Cumberland Island
There are many wild horses on the island.
This mansion is known as the Dungeness. It was built in the mid 1880's for Thomas and Lucy Carnegie.
Andrew and I sitting in front of the ruins.
Armadillo on The Dungeness lawn
Rear of property
The fountain
It would have been cool to attend a party at The Dungeness
Diana and I waiting or watching the horses
Wild Turkey
Cute
Colt gives the Captain his rear view
Art shot according to Andrew
Albino deer rear shot
Sand dunes
Ocean side of Island
large star fish Howard found
Horseshoe crab Andrew found
I dug a conch shell out of the sand. The creature was still alive so I through it back in the ocean.
Dolphins racing the Captain
Howard and Diane's Boat anchored at Fort Matanzas
Something is fishy about this covered dock
St Augustine
St Augustine
Fort at St Augustine
City reflections - I think it was St Mary
Fisherman picking up crab pots
Fort Matanzas was built to protect St Augustine in the 1700's. It is the oldest fort in the continental U.S.
Tut's view in Matanzas Inlet
Ferry to Fort Matanzas
