We started at the condo beach where they had set up a lot more umbrellas for the newbies. Then on to the Northwest Heritage Museum and finally to Turkey Creek Nature Walk. Rather than try to explain everything, I'll use pictures to show you what happened.
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| On a clear day, you can see forever - and the chairs await the visitors |
This house was in Valparaiso Florida with all the azaleas in bloom
These are our tourist pictures - teethe
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| Now this is a sap bucket that they used to gather sap to make into turpentine |
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| A kitchen diorama |
Always wondered where this saying meant
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Early schoolroom - when school kids visit, they have period clothes
for them to wear |
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A really neat birdhouse - they replace the magnolia
leaves every year. |
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| Good Morning teacher!! |
Then on to Turkey Creek Walk - a ¾ mile boardwalk through the bayou
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A child memory 'wall' - anyone can add their child as long as they
have a parent still living - there were 620 plaques |
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And the exit from the Children Memory walk
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| Cyprus Trees in the Bayou |
A Black bear had shredded this cyprus along with another 5-6 nearby
Security said there had been one around and had gotten up
on the walk
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| Look closely straight ahead and you can see the elevated walk that traverses the bayou |
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