Getting mugged in the ocean

St. Augustine getaway

Because I got the weekend off work (which practically never happens. Ever.) Jenny and I went to St. Augustine! I forget how much beauty exists just an hour and a half from Gainesville. We spent the day walking through the touristy parts, eating the best fries on the planet (clearly they didn't factor in Five Guys'), playing with pigeons at the fort, and then spending the rest of the afternoon at the beach. Oh! And we had ice cream after all was said and done. Needless to say, we had a wonderful time. Here are some photos I took with the GoPro at the beach. I also took a lot of video so maybe if I ever get some time to edit it down I will post something else on here. But for now, I hope you enjoy our enjoyment : ) Peace!

The Keys-knees

Just got back from an amazing time in the Florida Keys with an even more amazing family. It's going to be difficult getting used to normal life again after waking up each morning to go catch lobster in the Gulf. And it's going to be even more difficult getting used to regular meals again after eating fresh fish and lobster for dinner every night. Oh well, at least I have some pictures to remember it by! Enjoy!

Thanksgiving in Bradenton

Fun and feet

Had a wonderful weekend with Jenny in Bradenton, her home town. Can't sum it up in words, so here are some pictures instead!

PS. I'm working on the foot tan

Crooked Horizons

Pretty sure it's impossible to take a bad photo at the beach...

lightvsdark

I hate to pull stuff from the dusty web-filled corners of my hard drive, but I was revisiting some things and found this photo I took at New Smyrna Beach a few years back. I didn't think much of it at the time, but at the moment I would give anything to be that man on the bike. In fact, I've been staring at this image long enough now that I can even hear the waves break and smell the salty air. The other image caught my eye too, so even though it has nothing to do with bicycles and beaches, I thought i'd go ahead and include it anyway. So here's to a little envy, nostalgia and boredom.