Vaction, Day 4- Disney World!

We left our hotel early Wednesday morning and headed for Disney World. It was Shane's first trip and i had not been there since i was young. We started at Magic Kingdom then went to Epcot and finally our last stop of the day at MGM Studios! It was a magical day together. It was sooo cool to ride the rides from when i was child and the memories I had.

Florida Vacation, Day 4- Cocoa Beach, Just Chillin'

It is day 4 of our vacation. We have spent the day just relaxing at the pool and beach. We needed a day to catch our breath after all the traveling we have been doing. We woke up and went for a walk on the beach and then hung out at the pool.

Vactaion, Day 3- Kennedy Space Center & Cocoa Beach

Hello from the ever traveling Evatt's. It is Monday and we have now moved down the Florida coast and are staying in Cocoa Beach, FL. If the name sounds familiar it is where Jeannie used to send Major Nelson when she needed him to get out of her hair! :) We had a great Monday at Kennedy Space Center. The new 3D IMAX movies are amazing along with all the rockets and shuttle's you can explore. Cocoa Beach is only about 30 minutes down the way from the Space Center and is one of the most beautiful beaches i have seen. It is sparsely populated and is a big area for surfing, which is such a big part of our lives being the surfing couple that we are! :)

Vacation at Last! St. Augustine Florida

We continued our Saturday after touring the Castillo de San Marcos by going to the Ripley's Believe or Not Museum. We had a great time! There were so many querky things that we laughed at...one of them is the following:

Vacation At Last! First Stop- St. Augustine, FL

We left today for St. Augustine, FL. It was Shane's first vacation in Florida outside of boarding a cruise ship in Ft. Lauderdale. St. Augustine is a wonderful city and the oldest city in the U.S. It is built all around history. Our first tourist stop was Castillo de San Marcos- construction began in 1672 making it one of the oldest standing structures in North America. The Castillo was intially built by the Spainish to protect their empire in America.