Easy Days at Grayton Beach

Today was my day to sleep in while PJ was up and exploring early this morning. She took in the sunrise and hiked with the dogs on the little trail that runs along the lake just outside our door. The day started off chilly and took quite a while to warm up.

Sunrise over the lake

When she got back, we had some breakfast outside and spent most of the morning reading and relaxing. Total laziness. Sometimes I almost feel guilty, but the sensation passes quickly. In the early afternoon I took a shower to liven myself up. We did a load of laundry then headed down to the beach.

54 degrees start to the day


From a distance, I caught myself wondering if that was snow or is it sand the beach is so white. We figured out that the purple flag that they were flying was a warning for jellyfish. We saw quite a few day after seeing none yesterday. Luckily, the water is so clear that you can spot them at quite a distance and avoid any close encounters. 


There were also sting rays swimming about in the shallows. We saw three foraging around the area we were swimming. Although not so crowded as it was yesterday, there were still quite a few people enjoying the warm afternoon. We took in another beautiful sunset then headed back to camp.


I got a fire going while PJ cooked us up some veggie burgers and hot dogs. Sat around the fire enjoying our dinner. The time change had us in the dark by 5:45. Might take some getting used to. Walked the dogs around the campground, as much to check out the new campers that have arrived as to exercise the hounds. Easy evening relaxing getting set for an early night.

3 thoughts on “Easy Days at Grayton Beach

  1. Good living, Mike. The retreat with Doc and crew is taking place this weekend. You will be missed buy given what you’re doing, I completely understand. . .! Enjoy

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  2. You are sort of getting the alligator message……ponds, creeks, ANY water in Florida most likely houses alligators. If you travel Alligator Alley (between Ft. Lauderdale and the gulf coast)…Do not even stop and change a tire…you call AAA no matter how long it takes them to get there! We want all 4 of you to return whole. OK, lecture over!
    Love the sunrises and sunsets…..and oh those white beaches…..mmmm and the 70 – 80 degree water temp!
    Continue having the fun and adventure you both deserve!
    XOXOXOXO R&S

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