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One of the only two remaining jolly roger flags, 1850, St. Augustine Pirate & Treasure Museum. Aye matey, good to see the flag still a flyin somewhere… upvotes · comments
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So I stumbled upon this whole treasure hunt about a week ago, and being a Florida resident, focused in on the supposed location at the Fountain of Youth in St. Augustine. The first thing that stuck out to me (and a lot of other people in the past) is that the FOY park is private property. How would the original author have dug a hole in the park?
If you need trinkets, downtown is your spot. Visiting places: ⁃Close by: the fort, fountain of youth, Anastasia Park (beach, trails, paddle boarding), and the Lightner Museum are our faves! ⁃If you have the time for a drive: Washington Oaks Or just rent a bike from Drifters and take a cruise.
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Howdy all, as the title says, I’m looking for suggestions for places around St Augustine to take engagement photos. I’m taking photos for my little sister and her fiancé, and we live a couple hours away from St Augustine and are going to make a weekend of it. Any gardens or hidden gems y’all can recommend would be greatly appreciated :)
My wife and I were at the fountain of youth today and as we were on the pier a loud alert went off saying there was a lockdown nearby and authorities were being called. I was wondering if anyone heard this and knew what it was from. If I’m being honest, it creeped me out
Amtrad Oni and SAP are the same tatts I have on my arm
When I was in 4th grade my elementary school took us to st Augustine for a field trip to see some of the historical sites like the fort, fountain of youth, st George street and the school house, etc. We stopped for lunch at the old jail but didn’t go inside. I just remember sitting in the court yard area eating lunch.
The fort as you said, the lighthouse on beachside, potters wax museum, Ripleys believe it or Not, the fountain of youth, Flagler college, lightner museum, any and all churches around, the old mail, the Spanish military hospital museum, and you can use the trolleys too if you want to make it easier (still have to pay or course.) st. George street is the hopping place for food, drink and shop ...