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Romantic Honeymoons are St. Augustine’s Specialty

by admin on March 12, 2010

The key to pulling off a great romantic honeymoon is all in the couple’s attitude. Just about any backdrop will do for the first few days as it’s not likely the couple will notice their surroundings. After that, however, keeping the romance alive can really benefit from a great honeymoon location that offers a few fun things to do. St. Augustine, Florida, is one such location.

This city on Florida’s east coast is considered the oldest in America. Its rich blend of history and natural beauty make it a winner for romantic vacations. The beaches here are beautiful as is the architecture and the weather. Guests who want a really romantic excursion can stay at any of a number of historic bed and breakfast locations where owners specialize in helping honeymoon couples enjoy their privacy and the sites St. Augustine has to offer.

Even the most romantic honeymoon will find the bride and groom wanting to venture out once in a while, though, and this is where St. Augustine really shines. This city is small, but it offers a little something for everyone. Some of the top sites to visit, include:

* Beaches. Few things are more romantic than a moonlit stroll on the beach. With more than 40 miles of them and even a lighthouse, this city offers the best of the east coast.
* Historic district. Here visitors will find the heart of St. Augustine is its history. Beautiful old buildings, an old Spanish fort, museums, re-enactments, restaurants and more await in the city’s historic district. Echoes of the past can be felt on nearly every corner in this area where the 1500s come face-to-face with today. Flagler College and the Lightner Museum are worth stops for honeymooners, as well.
* Kennedy Space Center. Within driving distance of St. Augustine, this is a great destination for honeymooners who want to get out and learn a little bit, too. It might seem like a boring stop, but even the skeptical will find the center is absolutely fascinating.
* Daytona Beach. Also within driving distance, this is one of the kings of Spring Break. Here visitors will find some of the best swim and surf action the state has to offer, coupled with some seriously romantic stops.
* Jacksonville. One of Florida’s largest cities, this one is within a short drive of St. Augustine. Its more romantic draws include entertainment, dining and more.

With the setting being one of the country’s oldest cities that happens to have a backdrop of beaches, complete with lighthouses, St. Augustine is a great romantic getaway for honeymooners and more. Its historic bed and breakfasts often overlook the sea and many come with their own historical lore that has a romantic twist.

St. Augustine is open for honeymooners year round and its hospitality industry is very adept at making couples feel welcomed and special. However, since this is Florida, some of the best times to go are early spring and fall.

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Jessica Deets writes about Honeymoons and you can find more news and information about romantic honeymoons at the website Honeymoon Network .

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I'm not sure that you can start now, if he has been tested and doesn't have ADD, or ADHD or is EMH. He might just have to learn the hard way. Use tough love make sure you don't rescue him. Stand behind him let him know you'll be there but don't fix it. Its OK to love him and not like the person he is showing you or choosing to become. They didn't have boot camps when my son was making his lousy decisions but he did have disabilities. I'm proud to say he has finally gotten it right. good luck.

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a shitty one apparently.

Phillip Dingler November 10, 2010 at 12:14 am

I grew up in a house that looked very similar to this one. It was a two-story brick house 30 minutes outside of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. There always be plenty of snow around, which would please me in my early years but would become a hassle when I became old enough to have to shovel the snow out of the driveway. There was also this big hill behind the house which me and brother and occasionally my cousins would ride our sleds down during the winter months. That was always a lot of fun, even though I broke my foot and one of my fingers, and suffered countless other injuries, although that was usually attributed more to my reckless than anything else. It wasn’t until I was ten years old that my family moved away from this house and can down to St. Augustine, Florida, where we still live

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cant wait to go back there!

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Myra December 22, 2010 at 11:32 am

Hi..Thank you for your recent comment on my lighthouse picture. That was taken in St. Augustine, Florida. I, too, do not always remember to keep looking to God for direction. I think He calls me back when I begin to get off track. I then have to decide if I am going to listen and obey.
As for complacency–I have two friends who are atheists. Not believing in God, which in turn would probably mean that they don't believe in the Devil, either, is a very dangerous position to take. I am hoping to make a difference in these two friends lives.

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hdyudu, I agree, that's what I needed to do. But in the mean time, instead of freezing, that's what I did. ? I did replace the gas valve, but I kept us warm using this technique.

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class=” ” I have a house downtown (on Cordova), so I tend to take it all for granted too much. The Lightner Museum is free if it’s open!

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