Florida, Day 6
- Amanda Lezon
- Sep 1, 2024
- 1 min read
Well, our Florida Jeys journey has officially come to an end. We left after breakfast to make our way a bit north to visit my grandparents (yes, the same ones that were just down in Key Largo with us) to spend a night with them. We got to them at a decent hour and had originally planned to do an airboat tour in the Everglades, but unfortunately the weather did not like us and we were unable to do so. Instead we took a small nap (or more of I did) and then headed out for an early (normal for them, early for us) at Larry’s Pelican (pretty good place). We had a nice dinner together and then headed back to their place and we hooked up our Nintendo Switch to their TV. We ended up playing Mario Party (in teams, boys vs. girls) and though in the beginning it was looking rough, us girls prevailed! It was a fun game that allowed some bonding time before we headed off to bed. We made reservations for the morning for the Everglades tour instead, so hopefully tomorrow is a better day!
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