HOMOSASSA WILDLIFE STATE PARK

A Scrub Lizard ... they are all over Florida

This park is amazing $9.00 each... we first had a boat ride over to the park but really saw nothing of importance. Arriving in the park ... most of the birds there are injured and can't be released but some just fly in to visit the other birds. The underground observatory was fantastic ... I have never saw so many fish in my life WOW.


These Great Blue Heron where on their nest up in a tree ... your eyes constantly looking for the wildlife everywhere. The boat ride home we did see a couple of alligators with some turtles sunning themselves. I just loved the manatees and this lady fed them by hand ... so gentle.

Our nightly visitors the Sandcranes and you should see what this Pocket Gopher is doing to our lawn.

Our supper for tonight...yum

After I did some decorating to make this place our home

Our site in Dade City.... catching some rays


Dwayne and Judy's site ... our Ontario friends... Rod use to work with Dwayne at Chryslers




Carol and Al from Bayfield stopped in for a couple of days

Our friendly "Pocket Gopher" ... he kept making holes and piles of dirt in our lot







Well we have learned something very important about motorhoming; always hide a key outside since you never know when someone might lock you out. Thank goodness Rod forgot to latch the bedroom window (of course that is the highest window to get into) ... as I had to climb the ladder and do a summersault onto our bed and then do some thinking ... "do I really want these people in"

SANDCRANE

TARPON SPRINGS


RODS' DAD DONATED THESE PALM TREES TO THE PARK

Spending the night in the garage

Enjoying a sunset in the bay or garage at Lazydays

Jetty Park

Jetty Beach

Rod is missing our bird.

Cruise ships come in and out

This is where they test submarines.

Jetty Park to see the space shuttle

This is what we saw....everything shook and boy was it loud.

Daytripping

This was in Sarasota...

Anna Maria Beach