We took our time leaving Ocean Pond on Saturday morning. Our next trail ride would be on a paved section of the Palatka State Trail which we read about on Trail Link. The various sections are paved, dirt or under construction. From the info on Trail Link we decided to do a 10 mile paved section from Keystone Hts. to Florahome.
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Should we cross, Peggy asked?
Doesn’t look too deep, I replied.
Actually it turned out to be a foot deep, luckily I was wearing sandals because the water was above my pedals. Peggy stuck out her legs and keep her shoes dry.
Later we heard that an alligator likes to come ashore there, but we saw no sign of him on either of our crossings.
By 1 PM we were back to our start for a light lunch in our RV. Our plans were to overnight at Walmart in Palatka, shop & go out to eat dinner at a local Mexican restaurant.
We could have just continued on to Juniper Springs as it is only an hour away. But it’s tough to get a campsite on Saturday, so we will follow our plan and head there tomorrow morning.
I can't believe that puddle was a foot deep! Good thing you didn't see the alligator!
Watch out for wildlife!!
Glad you guys are having fun – love you!
Looks like you are having great weather! Wish I could say the same here!