A rarity on this trip: we are spending a second night in the same place: Grayton Beach State Park. We realized yesterday we had no reservations for tonight. We checked this campground and there was one site available because of a cancellation. Problem solved. We were told by someone we talked to during a beach walk that there were cancellations because of Canadians cancelling their US vacations because of the tariffs. Not sure whether this is true or not, but, if so, it got us another night here.
Staying another night allowed a whole day of walking the beach, biking the Timpoochee Trail, which follows route 30A through all the beach towns along the Gulf, and kayaking the outlet of Western Lake all the way to the Gulf. The weather was a carbon copy of yesterday, so, if I could bottle a perfect day, I would now have two bottles to enjoy later.
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| The shallow twisty channel out of Western Lake, next to the resort town of Grayton Beach |
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| At the confluence of the channel, looking to the east, towards the state park |
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Also at the confluence, looking west, towards Grayton Beach. Spring Break is just starting over there, with cars on the beach, music, and sun-bathers |
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| Wading in the Gulf |
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| Need directions? Look no further than here. |
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| Awwww! |
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| A fitting end to a great day. |
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