Began the day at the Juniper Wayside.
7:30 AM. I had time to kill before the springs opened at 8Robins on the side of Highway 19
Baltimore oriole?
Not sure if the cardinal is from St. Louis
I was waiting for Silver Glen Springs to open so I could get this.
Into the tilapia
Jody's Spring
Two cars at Silver Glen. Both with Protect Florida Springs license plates. Both Annual Pass holders. A nice local lady.
Dirt road into the Salt Spring Run Marina. My new pass does not include this facility. Had to shell out the usual 5 bucks.
Coots
As it is winter in Florida, they must be old coots.
Salt Run Trail overlook
Modern camping, picnic, party spot
Red shouldered hawk
Another mound
Lake George
Wild, or controlled?
Camera over the side
Leaving the Marina
Salt Springs Recreation Area
Snorkeling
Salt Springs has several narrow vents
On to Juniper Springs
Need to get my money's worth on the Spring Hopper pass. Unlike my State Parks pass, where $60.00 gets you in for a year from the month purchased, the Springs pass runs from January 1 to December 31.
Snorkeling
Sand boil in Juniper Run
Can't beat the views along the trail from Juniper Spring to Fern Hammock Spring
Boil in Fern Hammock
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fhej1jZRZq8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fhej1jZRZq8
"Hidden" boils. Between Fern Hammock and the campground
When I first began visiting Juniper Springs, 11 years ago, all they rented were traditional aluminum canoes.
Now, they have plastic ones
And, kayaksSunset stop at Beakman Lake
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