19 May 2016
I’ve been wanting to get back over to St. Petersburg, FL for a while to see the new Dali museum. Years ago I toured the old museum. I was easily able to convince Jim and Holley to do the trip even though they had already seen it. We decided to stay at the newly renovated Hampton Inn Suites in the downtown area. They had a good experience here a few years ago when they were in town for a wedding.
We left Fort Lauderdale around 8:30 am under the threat of rain but we really only encountered a sprinkle or two on the way over.
Our first stop was a Starbucks for a bathroom break and a chance for Jim to use his Starbucks’ app to pay for coffees. Thanks Jim!
We then stopped in Venice and Jim found a really charming place called the Crow’s Nest for lunch. It was perfect. It over looked the bay.
We arrived around 2:30 pm in St. Pete and decided to do a little touring by taking the trolley around town at the exorbitant price of $0.25 for seniors, $0.50 for non-seniors. It was an excellent way to get a feel for the landscape.
After the trolley tour, we decided to visit the Museum of Fine Arts and we took advantage of the special $5 Thursday nite special admission. This is a nice museum with a limited collection, but every single item in the museum is prime. Georgia O’Keefe, Monet, etc. were all stuff you had seen in art books as kids.
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There was a special class of adults coloring in adult coloring books as well as music and wine on the patio.
We then took a walk around downtown and decided on dinner at The Moon Under the Water, a mix of British, Indian, and south Florida seafood.
After dinner, another walk around town, down by the bay where they were showing outdoor movies and while waiting for dark to fall, live music. The walk along the bay was quite beautiful, particularly with all the activity in the park fronting the bay. In Fort Lauderdale or Miami, it would have been prime condo territory.
We ended the night in the hotel pool with a bottle of champagne and cookies from Betty who couldn’t make the trip.
Tomorrow is the Dali museum!
