Author Archives: Gunther

Today was a beautiful day except for the breeze which was up around 15-20 knots all day. Nonetheless; we did the  things we needed to do…Connie worked a bit, Neil went out and gassed up the car and went on … Continue reading →

Yesterday (Neil was wiped yesterday evening and didn’t process the photos for me until today) it again remained windy all day. The temp got up into the upper 60’s by late afternoon and as long as you were in the … Continue reading →

Today was a pretty crummy day. It rained most of the morning and even after the showers stopped it remained pretty windy until well past sundown. As a result…we pretty much did nothing today. Connie worked and Neil worked on … Continue reading →

Today was a typical day for our RV life. We woke up and it was a bit windy but was projected to warm up by noon or so. After coffee and breakfast Connie worked awhile while Neil did some minor … Continue reading →

During which we didn’t do much of anything. We headed off to Mass at St John’s up in Chiefland, Florida about 25 miles away. The people in this really small town church were friendly, the priest was a great speaker, … Continue reading →

Today was supposed to be a nice day so after coffee, breakfast, and the bike race we took a look at things to do. We pretty quickly decided that a hike in the Shell Mound area of the Lower Suwannee … Continue reading →

After coffee and breakfast this morning we set about breaking camp. Connie did the inside as usual while Neil handled outside stuff. Once all that was done we fixed us a sandwich to take in the cooler for lunch, hitched … Continue reading →

We woke up today and it was a really great looking day from the weather forecast. Connie has maxed out her work hours for this week…which means no more work until at least Friday…which means fun stuff is on the … Continue reading →

Warning; this is a really photo intensive post…we really hit the mother lode yesterday not only on new and rare species but also had really great photography conditions at relatively close range. That would have been bad enough but we … Continue reading →