told me that Jama had a roof leak but recommended another place to eat. Karen, you should visit this store when you come down here - they have lots of flamingo stuff. I walked around town a bit and took these shots of the harbor
and this statue outside the art center
Also toured the Fulton mansion, built in 1870s. Some of you may remember when Beth and Sparkle went there, but there are lots of new sisters on here now. The owner, George, was way ahead of his time, he had indoor plumbing, including a flush toilet and hot and cold running water.See his bathtub
See this fireplace, 
there is one in every room as would be expected in a house of this era, but none of them ever had a fire built in them. Instead they acted as heat registers for the furnace in the basement. Each one has a damper which controls the flow of heat into that room. Look at this plaster work - all done by hand
And the woodwork on this newel post - original to the house
This is the front lawn which was done by later owners. At one time this was an RV park. They had a brochure for it there. The first week was free and the second week was $1.25
Great job. Now, did you go past the bookstore and the restaurant that was closed, take a left and then a right and go down the street with my dream houses along the water? If not, if and when you head back, do so. I LOVE that street. And these are NOT mansions. Just lovely houses on a lovely location. And some not so lovely ones. I could live there.
