St Augustine

[ncmurray]

I would love to see a ghost....I think[msnscared]

My sister in law might come on a ghost tour with me, but I don't think that the kids would be too impressed! Still, it could be an experience for them, or I could threaten them with it if they didn't behave[msnwink]

Nuala

[ShirleyD]

I think we are in the old house, we have booked the Overlook room

[ravtino]

We stayed here in August, had a great time, ask for the directions/ codes to there beach house well worth a visit for the beach, and your free lighthouse passes.

[Laurel Oak]

Visited St Augustine in May last year and had a wonderful time. You can do it in a day but its well worth staying for a few days in one of the many Bed & Breakfasts. We stayed in the Penny Farthing Inn which was in the centre of the City. It was very reasonably priced and is run by an English couple from Yorkshire who made us very welcome. They even cooked a full English Breakfast when my wife asked if I could have some toast as the breakfast the following day was going to be Blueberry Pancakes and Syrup and I would have to pass being diabetic - the American couple struggled with the baked beans but the French couple seemed to really enjoy it.

Certainly well worth a trip and by American standards "ouzes" history with the Spanish and British occupations. You will be following in the footsteps of Sir Francis Drake but don't burn the City to the ground like he did.