From the Everglades to The Kennedy Space Center

Bay Bridge From Tampa to The Everglades

The Everglades
"The River of Grass"
Bottom of the river
Blue Heron burning off the insects from his body

Rare White Heron sunning just behind.
We didn't see a single alligator.
Shark Valley lookout
Heron about to fly
Heron in flight
The Delta
Welcome to The Kennedy Space Center
Entrance
Our tour bus... you must ride one to see everything
JFK Tribute
NASA employees at work

(International work on the space station)
Lunar Rover
Apollo Mission
Apollo Mission 1964 space suit
Apollo Mission clocks
Apollo Launch Control

Set to take off on August 25, 2009


Granite constellation ball on marble

(27 lbs water pressure to keep afloat)
Rocket Park
We were busy in Florida. We've already left and are about to arrive in Fort McAllister Historic State Park in Georgia, just outside of Savannah, where we will camp out for the night.

The space center was phenomenal, if you ever get a chance to go, you should! Plan to spend the entire day, and try to plan for two days. The place is massive.

Photos are missing from our day in Key Largo (Florida Keys). We'll post those later.

In Key Largo, we walked in the Atlantic Ocean side by side while we waited for our glass bottom boat tour to see the John Pennekamp Coral Reef, the only coral reef in the United States. We saw several Zebra fish, Yellow Tail Snapper, and Great Barracuda fish. All of this activity was followed by lunch at The Fish House where we dined on Lobster Bisque, Mahi Mahi, crab cakes, and of course, key lime pie.