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The family of the two RV Gypsies |
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The two RV Gypsies saw two manatees swimming in the water right beside their canoe, but did not get good photos of the manatees. The Loxahatchee is famous throughout the state for canoeing and kayaking. The upper river winds its way under a canopy of centuries-old cypress trees, giving a real back-in-time experience. On the lower section, the river becomes a mangrove-lined estuary, with ample bird life along its shores. In 1985, the Loxahatchee became Florida's first federally designated "Wild and Scenic River." No alligators were seen on this trip. |
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Family members have often stated that they think Anthony is afraid of heights. But he worked really hard at climbing up this pole and was so proud of himself as he called himself a big boy now. Look at the determination in his eyes and the pleased look of success on his face. Of course, he will outgrow this fear of heights. |
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It rained just as it was time to eat, so everyone went inside the cabin except John the Chef and Lee the "Protector From the Rain". |
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| Menu for the two RV Gypsies Adventures in Florida - 2014 You may visit these ten (10) FL sites in any order you choose. The page you are on is grayed out and cannot be chosen from here. There is also a link to Alabama below the Florida menu. |
Broward County holiday fun with friends and family |
canoe trip at Jonathan Dickerson State Park, Hobe Sound (this page) |
Florida Keys (2 pages) |
boating at Everglades NP |
Englewood (on the west coast) |
St. Petersburg/ Madeira Beach |
DeLand and friends |
Wekiwa Springs State Park, Wekiva River, alligators/turtles |
Wauchula and Kayaking the Peace River plus two state parks |
Wakulla Springs State Park: boat tour, alligators, and manatees |
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