Acknowledging that the last two days had been pretty heavy and a bit over the head of the little girls, we decided to spend today focused on them and the discovery of the wonderful world of science, art and music through play. The city had a wonderful park dedicated to just this- Pirate Park. We spent hours here and there were many lessons in physics and more but...
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At over 1,400 acres, Fort Clinch State Park is situated on Florida’s northernmost barrier island- Amelia Island. As the name indicates, it is also home to Fort Clinch. As we stepped into the fort, it was as if we were transported back in time to the year 1864. We got the opportunity to explore the many rooms, galleries and grounds of the fort and learned how the...
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As February winds to an end, it seem only fitting that we spent the end of Black History month exploring the Kingsley Plantation. The plantation was first built when Florida was a Spanish colony. American planters came across the border from Georgia looking for rich lands where they could grow cotton, tobacco, sugar cane, corn and other crops. The Kinsley...
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