Wabasso Beach, Sebastian Inlet & Vero Beach |
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Thursday, 26 February 2004 00:00 | |||
![]() From there we drove up the coast to Sebastian Inlet State Park, a popular park for both surfers and fishermen. Sebastian Inlet connects the Atlantic Ocean with the Indian River attracting campers, picnickers, bird watchers, divers, surfers, swimmers and fishermen who are here to go crabbing, shrimping, clamming and fishing. The park spreads on both sides of the roadway and the bridge going over the river. We had a quick meal at the small snack bar and then headed to Vero Beach.
Vero Beach is an upscale community offering lots of boutiques, restaurants, hotels and shops as well as the many gated communities. It too has gorgeous beaches with plenty of public access. This part of Florida is far less congested than the parts we have been in so far and the traffic was so much easier to get around in. We truly had a wonderful afternoon with Helen ending with a shrimp dinner at Chuck and Jan's house.
![]() Tomorrow we are on the road again, heading to Lake City, Florida.
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