Fun splashing in the beautiful water.
Some colonial house and amazing looking tree.
There were snorkelers and divers swimming around at the head of the spring so I asked another swimmer what was out there and he let me borrow his goggles to look. There is a gigantic hole that goes 100 feet down where the spring seeps out. It is ominous and creepy swimming over it. Many people were swimming down into it to take pictures and apparently you can feel the spring pushing against you even just a few feet under the surface. Great stop! Will definitely come here again to camp someday! The rest of the drive was cool because we ended up in an awesome thunderstorm and actually had to pull over just to watch the lightning. There was this one crazy huge cloud just hovering in the sky and lighting up ever other second. We actually decided to treat it like microwave popcorn after a while because it was lighting up so constantly. We said that we would leave when three seconds went by with no lightning just like you're supposed to wait until three seconds go by without a pop... We were there for a while. We got a good video but I can't figure out how to load videos correctly. I'll give it a whirl though:
Once we got to Jacksonville our hosts (Alise on the left, Sara on the right, and Drew laying across) showed us a wonderful time the night before the game. The game was disappointing but we found pretty good seats. It was a scorcher out and Brian was practically getting heat stroke. Then all of a sudden big drops of rain started pouring on us. The game got delayed due to lightning threat and all of the fans were asked to find cover. Some sections cleared out but ours stayed pretty strong. I got completely soaked in about 30 seconds and just basked in the coolness. About 30 minutes later the sun came out, the game started up, and I was dry in no time. Up next: Bogota, Colombia!