I’ll let you in on a secret. I love to visit St. Augustine, Florida. For one, it’s a fairly easy day’s drive from my home in Virginia and, two, it has it all with incredible history, a magnificent colonial district, fantastic restaurants, fun nightlife and excellent inshore fishing.
Founded in 1565 by Spain as a military outpost, St. Augustine, Florida, is one of America’s most historic cities. For nearly two centuries, St. Augustine was the northern stronghold of Spanish conquest on the East Coast, fending off incursions by the hated English, who controlled affairs from Georgia and the Carolinas to New York.
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