Whenever I find myself near an old fort, battle field, or memorial. I inevitably feel myself drawn towards it. Even if I didn't know it was there, until I stumbled onto it.
Cape Coral Courage
Trekking Calusa Trail
Supposedly there's lots of slash pine trees. But the must be hiding behind all the mangroves, mango trees, and various palm trees
Love’n Leone’s Pizzeria
As fibrosis advances, the more of a workout eating becomes. But what comes out of those pizza ovens is just what New York style pizza should be.
Southwestway Park Solitude
Growing up I simply assumed it was just home to a local softball league. Never learning differently until I started looking for places to hike.
Eagle Creek Endeavor
Lets be truthful... Sometimes we (PF patients) are technically capable, but feel to drained to push ourselves. I've struggled with this too.
Marching through the Marsh
When Marin and I stumbled across one rather large gator... sun bathing next to the path. We had to patiently wait for him to decide it was time to move along.
Freedom Park Frolic
Marin just wanted to smell all the smells and walk, walk, walk. My nose wasn't powerful enough to pick up on any odors of note. But she seemed to find enjoyable scents all over.
Myakka River Ramble
I couldn't help but think about the first Jurassic park film. Specifically when the Robert Muldoon character says, "Clever girl." Right before raptors jump from the foliage to eat him.
Me, myself, and Jack
Marking Lynchburg on the map was a no brainer. I honestly don't think there was a seconds deliberation about it in my mind.
Lincoln Trail Lollygagging
I'm sure some Hoosier hospitality and grit were still with Lincoln by the time he reached the presidency.
Borrowed Breaths 