My first day there (Wednesday, February 3rd) was beautiful, until late afternoon when the clouds rolled in. It rained that night and for most of the next two days. My neighbors lost the rain-fly of their tent one night, blown off by the wind. They and everything in the tent got soaked. They were not happy campers ;-)
The campsite. The Picnic table and fire ring are hidden behind the van.
Taken on the first day at the park.
The lagoon and marsh area. Also taken on the first day.Towards sunset on Friday the sky started to clear and I was hopeful that there would be some sunshine the next day, but it was not to be. It remained cloudy and overcast for two more days.
It was still rather cloudy at 5 o'clock on Friday.
But by 5:25 most of the clouds had been blown away by the wind.
1 comment:
As usual, fab photos! I see they have some dead pines like they do over at Gulf State Park, Gulf Shores, AL. From Ivan?? Looks like a great campsite!
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