On Friday evening, we went to dinner at the Long Point Cafe which is at the intersection of Route A1A and Long Point Road, where the campground is. Good food, but a bit pricey.
We got to my brother, Scot's, house on Saturday morning about 10:30. Marsha did a load of laundry, then we went to the Chubby Mullet for lunch. It's in a marina that has a big boat storage rack and building. They just lift the boats out of the water with a huge fork lift and set them on a rack.
After lunch, it was too late to go to the Navy SEAL Museum, so we decided to go on Sunday. Scot went home (on his motorcycle) and Marsha and I did some grocery shopping and hung out in the park for a while before we went to Outriggers for a cocktail. We got back to camp just before dark and sat around the campfire for a while before turning in.
Sunday morning, we hung around camp and took some photos. Jerry and Jane were headed for a campground in the Keys, so we said good-bye to them before we headed for the SEAL museum in Ft. Pierce.
The museum was real interesting and well worth the $10 admission fee. There was a path to the beach just across the parking lot, so we took a short stroll in the sand before heading back to camp and throwing some burgers on the open fire grill.
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