Yesterday we spent in St Augustine. When we dropped the dinghy off the top and I got in, there was a little critter wedged in the oarlock and his picture is below. He was pretty cold after the last couple of nights and I thought he would make good bait, but Cindy thought it was worth reviving him, unsuccessfully. I still thought he would make good bait. Anyway, it was a pretty pleasant day. Tooured the Lightner Museum and Cindy enjoyed looking at the vintage clothes from the TV show Downton Abbey. I enjoyed looking at vintage toasters, buttons, matchboxes, other stuff I didn't know existed and  lot of statues and pictures of women in various states of undress. Actually it was pretty interesting, Civil War relics and a lot of history. We rode our bikes and I went to West Marine to get the 2 remaining zinc anodes I needed. In the evening we went out for a burger at the place we really enjoyed last year and found the food was not even close to last year. Best thing about it was a good beer apiece. Rained last night but cleared up this morning and pulled out early, ended up at Daytona Beach about 2:30, our current location and put on about 50 miles. We are anchored at a good spot, not wilderness, but protected and an easy get away in the morning to go to Titusville. Plan on staying there for 3 nights, so I can work on Thursday, reprovision, and go to Cape Canaveral and the Space Center on Friday. We wanted to go there last year but couldn't make it work.
Engine hours 4753.5
Genset hours 5406.2

Our buddy the frozen lizard

Vintage toasters ( I wasn't joking)

A desk that belonged to Napoleon's brother

A very neat looking sauna that was part of the original building where the Lightner Museum is located

Lightner Museum - It used to be a hotel for the rich and famous at the turn of the century

More strange artwork

Dinghy ride into the marina from our mooring. Folding bikes are loaded