Thursday, 8 June 2017

Fort Lauderdale beaches


Fort Lauderdale Beach
Well, fortunately this morning the weather is fine, after gazing open mouthed at the stunning view out of our room window we set off to walk the beach. And what a beach it is here, miles upon miles of white gold powder soft beach. There’s not many people on the beach the major activity is from the pelican cruising above the wave like some malevolent prehistoric bird before it suddenly folds its wings and becomes a streamlined dart diving into the water for fish. This beach is a protected nest site for turtle so every now and then there is a cordoned off area presumably where there is a nest site. After all this walking a sleep on a sun bed on the beach is the perfect solution. At 1pm we decide it’s time for lunch and just as we’re thinking about moving, bang, a huge clap of thunder and instant torrential rain. Dave’s never seen me move so fast, packed and running across the beach and road straight into Primanti Brothers Pizza for lunch. What huge slices of pizza! The rest of the afternoon is spent watching lightening and torrential rain before going down stairs for cheese and wine and meeting an American couple from North Carolina. The restaurant Seasons 52 proves to be a wonderfully romantic setting for an evening meal with candle light and wine. The food is great too, chicken flatbread to start, pork tenderloin and BBQ chicken salad to follow with key lime pie and pecan pie to finish. The walk back to the hotel is warm and pleasant, so much so that we’re enticed to stop for a nightcap in McSorley’s Irish bar.
Jan outside Seasons 52



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