Watercolor at the Springs

Among the incredible RVs around us, is this tiny vintage trailer. Notice a hole cut for an air conditioner, not that we need one at this time. In fact, the weather is perfect, at least for me. Blue sky, cool morning and evening but perfect daily temperature. San Diego days! 

So what do we do all day? At this time we are on a vacation mode: slow morning, work out daily, lots of walking. Lucky to have found a campground adjacent to a state park=trails. We share information on camping, points of interest, and  comments on retirement with other couples who like us have chosen to leave home base and go on the road. 

Slow morning or is it slow afternoon?

Found a quiet spot to read but also to do yoga and pilate.

One can set up camp in an RV campground near Ocala, center Florida. First day trip can be visiting family and friends such as Jeff and Deb who are true round the year campers. Then one can spend time in Blue Springs StatePpark, not far from the Atlantic Ocean where one learns a bit about life in the 1800s. See below, the amazing colors of the perfectly clear and crystal  water where many fish have found refuge for the short cold spell. In the north they call these temperatures: Spring and around here, Winter. Ah ah!!
An attempt to create impressionist style photos below. The colors changed as the sun moved.  Or is it that the photographer did not know what she was doing? Nonetheless, these water and its reflections are beautiful!

Not quite as Monet's haystacks.
Pas tout a fait comme les bottes de foin de Monet.

And then there is the Human  Race right at the edge of Blue Springs, fishing, scuba diving and frolicking .
Et enfin, il y a la race Humaine aux abords de Blue Springs, occupée à la pêche, scuba et autres... 

Next post: how retired people live around us or is it going to be some other subject?