Bringing in March with high 80 temps

To conclude the month of February we celebrate Michelle's birthday on the beach at the Dunedin causeway. We planned to go to honeymoon island state park for the day. Along the drive we decided to park and set up the hammocks on the causeway just shy of the island state park.

Relaxing in the sunshine with sunshine
We toured the area and had seafood to celebrate. We forgot to get pictures of the food when it came out.

Hog island fish camp
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After the seafood and sunshine came to an end we retired to camp to begin the month of  March with another 85 degree day. I forgot to mention it was 90 degrees on February 28th! That makes for the warmest temperature carmen has ever experienced in February. 

Sunshine on her 4th birthday! (March 2)
 
After a couple of exciting birthday celebrations. It is time for us to hammer down on bus plans, leather orders, and amazing crochet creations. The next few days will be spent around camp working, and brainstorming ideas for the future. 

Thanks for tuning in!

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  1. UnknownMarch 4, 2021 at 4:44 AM

    Enjoy all love the pics thanks for great info on your blog. Enjoy warmth n sunshine in the sky an on your lap Michelle. Miss you guys. Cold up north 25 an snowing

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  2. TashaMarch 8, 2021 at 10:53 AM

    3 degrees here last night, we should be seeing high 50's over the next couple days with hopefully some sunshine. 85 sounds dreamy.

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