We spent the full day in St Augustine, exploring that amazing place! The weather was rainy and cold in the morning, but it warmed up by the afternoon, so we rode the trolley around and visited so many places. There is so much history in St Augustine, it's literally everywhere you look, which is so cool! Our first stop was the Old Jail, followed by the St Augustine History Museum.
Next stop was the original city gates, which date back to 1808.
We loved visiting the Castillo de San Marcos, which is the oldest masonry fort built in the continental US, and was built in the 1600s. Sadly the visitor center was closed when we were there, but we were still able to walk around the grounds.
We then walked through the Colonial Quarter, which is really neat. I love the stone walkways and old buildings. Also the stocks, where Brinley got a good laugh at her brothers!
Riding the trolley through town was super fun, and we got to pass so many old churches, museums, and hotels. Seeing Flagler College was also really cool, too bad they don't have a program for Jasen!
My personal favorite stop on the tour was Ponce de Leon's Fountain of Youth. The water was a little skunky, but maybe we'll all stay young now that we've drank some! The park was beautiful, right on the water, and there were peacocks everywhere. We even got to feed them!








































































