Walking in St. Augustine, Part 2

Well, I can tell from the overwhelming response to my last post that you all can hardly wait for Part 2! These pictures conclude the walk I took last week in St. Augustine.

I took some pictures of the fort, but I really didn't like them, so maybe another time I will get some better shots. But, while at the fort I spotted this pair paddling their little boat.

Syrenska

I continued down the road until I got to the town plaza where I saw the Guard House/Watch Tower/Slave Market.

Plaque

Old Slave Market

The Watch Tower(?)

Trimmed in blue

Intricate detail

Bold red

Dr. Seuss display, Green Eggs & Ham

Iron & Concrete

There were hidden oasis...

...flowers on walls...

...flower beds with blazing colors...

...and grape vine arbors.

I saw word walls...

...third heaven again.

A garage sale?...

...that offered this blue-eyed sun.

No bones about it

There were porches, like this side porch...

...front porch...

...and this porch for dining.

Windows, windows, windows...

...on pink walls...

...on orange walls...

...weathered windows...

...brilliant blue windows...

...and an old trio.

And of course the doors of St. Augustine...

37

25

46

Deserted

LaCaleta

Walking in St. Augustine

I took a photo walk in old St. Augustine for a couple of hours this morning. I started close to a fort on the water, but the following pictures are from a graveyard that was across the street.

As I get the rest of the photos from the morning ready, I will post.

Forever Fenced

Iron Fence

Rusty Fence

Israel A. Smith

That's all for today...I will post the rest of the images form today soon!