It was nice to have a relaxing morning around the campsite. We sat in our chairs overlooking the bay and then decided to go out for lunch. We rode down to a restaurant/bar called neons. Scotty had gators that were fresh to the restaurant and fried there. I had Maryland style crabcakes. We both agreed that our lunches were excellent. It was an 8 mile bike ride down and back. After that, we rode in the truck over to the Gulf of Mexico and laid out our blanket. We watched as the sand was dragged up from the gulf. The sand was a few hundred Yards offshore where they were apparently widening the channel after the last hurricane. As the sand came pouring onto the beach, made a river and there were lots of people out shell hunting. There were two bulldozers that pushed the sand to even out the beach. When we got back to the camper, we once again sat outside, but this time with a fire.
A place where I can yak about my yakking! Now that we're both retired, we're hoping to travel more so this blog will include land based trips also!
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Camping -St. Andrews State Park
It was about a seven hour drive to Saint Andrews State Park. We’ve stayed at other parks down here on the Gulf of Mexico but this is our first time here and I really like this park. Our campsite is right on the Saint Andrews Bay we wrote our bikes around and went down to the Gulf of Mexico. We saw that they were dragging up sand from out in the golf and bringing it onto the beach on the way back. We saw a beautiful sunset, especially as we looked over a marshy area.
For future reference, if we ever come back to this park, Sites 92 and 93 our pool through and their parallel With easy access to walk onto the beach of the bay.