Fort Pickens National Park is at one end of the Florida National Scenic Trail on Santa Rosa Island in The Gulf Islands National Seashore. The Fort is an historic and scenic treasure! This part of Florida has the largest collection of 1800s forts and batteries open to the public of any national park. It doesn’t matter if you are looking for history, nature, hikes, sugar white sand beaches, fishing, biking or birdwatching-Fort Pickens has it all. Don’t forget to take your grandchildren! This is a great stop for seniors with their extended families! HISTORY A Military Strategy After the War of 1812, the United States decided…
TAKE BACK ROADS TO EXPLORE AMERICA!
Take Back Roads to Explore America! The Traveling Seniors ALWAYS travel back roads. Why? Exploring America and her inspiring people is most rewarding along back roads and scenic byways! Backroads vacations are so easy in retirement travel! The pavement is smooth, traffic is sparse and the scenery is breathtaking. We can drive at our own pace. We can pull off the road to take photos or a break at almost any time. Backroads adventures are just waiting for you! HOW TO FIND BACKROADS One way to find byways is to visit scenicbyways.info. On that site, search by state or follow the dots on the map provided….
A Visit To Dog House Deli
The Traveling Seniors visit the Dog House Deli located in downtown Pensacola at 30 S Palafox Street. where they learn about preparing and eating Mullet.
The Barque Castle, A TALL SHIP UNDER SAIL
The Barque Picton Castle is a three-masted tall ship based in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, Canada, This vessel along with 4 others made their way along the Pensacola Bay in Florida during the Tall Ships Festival.