Lunch in Key Largo

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After a delightful chat with our neighbors across the way, we broke camp and headed out of Everglades National Park and south on US-1. We’re in new territory. We lived in Florida for fifty years and never visited the Everglades NP or the upper Keys. It’s a pleasant and short drive from Homestead to Key Largo. We just sort of poked around a little bit getting ideas for ways to visit in the future but felt a bit hampered with the trailer behind. We did get a fabulous Seafood Burritos lunch at Snappers in Key Largo.  The local brew was good too. Then we headed north on US-1 into Miami then over to Miami Beach and up A1A. We must be crazy. It was a gorgeous day and with the windows and the sunroof open we enjoyed the sun-drenched glory of Miami but were glad too to escape the frenzy. Ended up camping on a tiny overflow lot about 15 feet from US-1 and three feet from the restrooms in the smallest KOA in the country, in downtown Ft Pierce. Grateful for a place to park the camper but not anxious to stay long.

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