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| You can always depend upon seeing an alligator at Black Point Drive |
Enterprise still has not gone back to their practice of picking you up for a rental. It used to be one of their biggest selling points but COVID put a stop to it and they haven’t restarted the feature. Due to that change, I had a one mile hike to the Enterprise office from the Titusville Marina. At least it’s all level ground. By the way, be ready for sticker shock when renting a car nowadays, up a little over 100% for me.
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| Turtles are in abundance too |
We used the afternoon touring our old haunts at Black Point wildlife drive and Playalynda beach. Black Point was almost barren of wildlife. I guess all the birds have left on their northward migration already, we saw less than a dozen birds, mostly loners. We did see three alligators but not much else.
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| The largest NASA rocket is ready for testing! |
With a car, we will drive to Walmart and have the groceries put in the trunk at no extra cost. We chose our groceries using the Walmart website for an 11:00 am pickup on Thursday morning. We find the service very convenient and saves us time.
Thursday night, I’ll take my “all-time date” out for dinner at Shilohs, one of our favorite restaurants in the area. After that, it’s waiting for a weather window to resume our northward trip, probably on Sunday. It’s been nice to relax and rest up for the remainder of the northward journey.
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