Here we are, sleeping on the floor in front of the fire, our last night in Massachusetts.
 "Jerrold Patz" Jerrold Patz & Naimah Zakaria sleeping on the floor

This is some of the detritus from the housecleaning; a 5 cubic yard dumpster containing over 3 US tons (2,730 kilos) of stuff.

Florida welcomed us with our own, customized directions.

This is a close-up of the Modis Building's odd base architecture, and the Main Street Bridge on the far right. The Jacksonville Landing is the red-roofed building on the left.

This is the townhouse that we bought when we came to Florida, an end unit, bordering the trees. It is a three bedroom, three bathroom, up/down house. That's our northern kitchen and dining room windows. That's also our Subaru Outback.
Pictures of our new Florida house are here.

This is a picture of our living room with furniture taken from the 2nd Floor balcony and us in the living room.

Jerrold Patz in his new office in the  upstairs of the townhouse. Notice the two flat panel monitors. "Jerrold Patz"  

This is a view of the compound's pond, fountain, and clubhouse. You can just make out the pool between the fountain and clubhouse.

This plaque outlines some of the history of the Tybee Lighthouse.

Who would have thought that Florida had a small town named "HAVANA"?

The Wonderworks Museum in Orlando (where Disney, Sea World, and Universal are) makes one stop and think. The building appears to be completely inverted.

picture upside-down building inverted building

The University of Tampa provides an unusual skyline item with its Moorish revival architecture featuring minarets, domes, and cupolas. This main building was the former Tampa Bay Hotel built in 1891.
 picture onion dome moorish dome, minaret