Camping in St. Augustine

Travis, Landon and I went camping with my parents in St. Augustine in July. This is the second time that the boys have gotten to go with them, but my first. One night we went walking around the town. It reminded me of Savannah in the fact that it is an old city with a lot of history. There were lots of ghost tours going on around town. The boys and my parents went on one the first time they were there, so we didn't do it this time, but I would like to one day. We got ice-cream and just strolled around. After our tour of St. Augustine, we went back to the campground to build a fire, roast marshmellows and make smores.

This day on the beach, we just relaxed, fed the seagulls, caught some fish and watched the kids play.

The boys had a really good time with my parents boogey boarding this day and I had fun watching them. I came back to Jacksonville a couple of days before they did. While they were still there my dad rented a surf board a tried teaching the boys how to surf. I really would have liked to see that. They didn't get any pictures, but they said that Travis and Landon did real good. So when my dad got back home, he bought a surf board. Can't wait till this summer.

Mom rode a few waves too.

We took the kids to Ripley's Believe It Or Not. There was a mirror and a sign next to this picture that challenged you to make this face. We all stood there for about five minutes making funny faces and laughing. When you get around the corner, you realize that the mirror is double sided. We laughed so hard at the people coming up and trying to make this face as I'm sure people laughed at us.

This is an mannequin of the world's tallest man

This was tunnel that you had to walk through that made the room look like it was spinning. It was funny watching the kids leaning to one side like they were going upside down. Even though you weren't moving, you had to hold on to the rail or you would just fall over. I had to close my eyes.