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Cycling in Florida – Anhinga babies and young alligators

Posted on January 25, 2011 by Ron

Today, while John was doing some final packing, I jumped on the bike once more and pedaled over to the Anhinga Trail for one last visit. Part of the trail from the campground passes over some limestone sections that are … Continue reading →

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