Last
time we stopped at St. Andrews State Park in Panama City flags were up to warn
us about jellyfish. Turns out it wasn’t dangerous at all, but the flags were
up. This time there were no flags warning us, but red tide was bad. I’ve
experienced red tide before, but this time seemed to affect me quicker. I only
stayed near the beach for 5 minutes before it really affected by lungs. The
shore was full of dead fish that not even the birds will eat. Luckily, the red
tide moved off shore over the next few days.
The
deer are plentiful and friendly at St. Andrews. I heard about several herds of
5-6 deer that walk up to a campsite asking for food. I didn’t see the herd, but
I did see several beside the road and our campsite.
One
morning I turned around after reading a sign on a hiking trail to see two small
fawns just a few feet away from me. We all jumped. They ran over to mom and
started to suckle. VERY COOL to see this.
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