After packing up the air mattresses we headed over to breakfast with Mike and Deb. The Juno Beach Cafe offered up some unique Lebanese items along with the standard breakfast fare. We drove 2 hours and stopped off in Sebastian Florida to visit Mara. One year ago we met up in Malta and in Italy, it was a blast! That year went by fast, but we picked up right where we left off. We toured her lovely house that is located adjacent to an Ashram, a kind of southeast Asian religious retreat. Her decorative style reflects this vibe and is quite beautiful. She brought us to a really nice farm to table themed restaurant. The farm is really close as there are several fields planted right next to the dining area. Lunch was great and after returning to her house for a spell, we headed back to Orlando,
Time for breakfast
All day everyday, this is my kind of diner
The Hush-wee platter. Scrambled eggs mixed with seasoned ground beef, onions and pine nuts on a platter with feta cheese olives and hash browns
Leslie is eating light, she knows a big lunch is imminent
The Cardinal Fan club
A few birds seen along the drive like the western cattle egret lifebird #1
Red shouldered hawk
We have arrived
We must be getting close to Dr. Schill
Ganesha!
Cold damaged plants were everywhere
Mara decided to cover the damage with blooms!
Nice arrangements
Very pretty
Like me this statue is not quite able to get into the full lotus position
A little North African style added to the mis
Reminds me of the market in Cairo
Zebra
A wide variety of masks
Back to Southern Asia
Years of wearing oversized earrings...
Puppets?
Vary expressive
Do the Safety Dance
Unique unicornish
Love the elephants
It is beginning to look like a museum
Buddha says boo!
Parade time
She must have put this out just for Leslie
Farm to table
Farm here
Farm there
A nice big bar
The aforementioned tables
Looks like all the goodies have already been sold
A fine bowl of lunch
A personal pizza
Tom Yum soup and a chicken dish
Apple presses outside
These raised beds were put here by a local co-operative looking to encourage homeowners to grow and share food
It has been 3 years and 277 days since we began our Migration