Spotted on the boardwalk at Lake Sumter Landing.
Saturday, October 24, 2009
Buy your Hummels here
You will find a large selection of Hummels at this shop in the Germany Pavilion at Disney's Epcot Center in Orlando.
Friday, October 23, 2009
The Krate EH
This was a new one to us! Not a golf car, not a regular car, but more of a jalopy, or as noted a Krate. I don't know what the "EH" refers to. Notice also the Ontario license plates.
The sides are real wood, and it has a bike rack. A thing of beauty. And it was parked in plain sight in Lake Sumter Landing.
Canadian waterfalls
Orlando, Florida: A waterfalls at Epcot's Canada pavilion. I wonder if Canadians if this is somehow familiar to Canadians or if it's just a generic Canadian waterfalls?
Thursday, October 22, 2009
The Veranda Restaurant
The Veranda Restaurant in Lake Sumter Landing appears to be invaded by golfers driving funky little golf cars.
Hiding out in Micanopy
We had a 1957 Olds exactly like this (same color, etc.) except ours was a 4-door hardtop. Magnificent car. All that chrome!
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Rainbow Springs - Entrance, gift shop, food concession
The entrance, gift shop and food concession sits on top of a hill overlooking the Rainbow River and the swimming area.
Photo by Lois Anne.
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
The Smythe Building - Spanish Springs
The P. B. Smythe building has nothing to do with P. B. Smythe, whoever that was. It was designed to appear about a hundred years old. In reality it's about ten years old and houses a commercial establishment. But it looks good.
Breaking up at Ormond Beach
This is called a gull tiff. The one on the right is saying "I'm outta here. I'm sick of you getting all the good little fishies. You can go it alone from now on!"
The gull on the left doesn't seem to care, however.
Christmas in June?
This photo was taken last June...it appears the proprietors were getting a jump on the season.
Monday, October 19, 2009
Two for one at Spanish Springs
Two outdoor bars await your pleasure at both downtown squares - Spanish Springs and Lake Sumter Landing. Drinks are two for one from 5 to 7 every night.
Horses - north central Florida
Photo shot with a Nikon F100, Fuji Reala 100 film. It was posterized in Photoshop CS3.
By the Sea - Handcrafts by Ron and Carol (Cedar Key Seafood Festival)
Carol Wiggins, along with her son, Ron Marks, operates a business called By the Sea, which consists of beautiful handcrafts featuring nautical themes some of which are shown in the above photos. We were delighted to make their acquaintance at the Seafood Festival of last weekend.
They live in Port Richey, Florida, but love Cedar Key and visit the island frequently, and most importantly, they are great fans of this blog.
If you wish more information about these handcrafts, you may contact them via email at: 1228wed@gte.net.
Sunday, October 18, 2009
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