Oldest wooden school house in the US
Sat. May 1st we decided to take in downtown St. Augustine. We looked at the old buildings, including the oldest wooden school house in the US and an old cobble stone road. We went thru many shops, but didn't buy anything. On Tim's advice we did visit the A1A Brew Pub and had a great BLC (bacon, lettuce & crab) sandwich. It was delicious as was their summer beer. On the 2nd we visited Russ and then spent the day at the beach. Blinding white sand and beautiful blue water, but I don't think I took any pictures. On the 3rd, Mike decided that the 2 thermo pane windows on the front sides of the motor home needed to be replaced because visibility was so bad - keep in mind that Denise and I had just driven w/them that way for almost 2 months. We dropped the motor home off and once again headed for the beach.
We left St. Augustine on the 4th of May and while Mike was driving the cruise control didn't seem to want to work and we didn't seem to have full power. We pulled into a rest stop and Called B&D Auto in Robertsdale, Alabama. If you have been following the blog, you'll remember that Bruce was the one that got the motor home out of park and fixed some electrical problems when we were staying at Gulf Shores, Alabama.
I took over the driving and drove thru a down pour, the likes of which I have never seen. 0% visibility! We spent the night at a campground in Foley, Alabama and then took the motor home to Bruce on the 5th.
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