Sat, Mar 25, Jonathan Dickenson SP, Jupiter, FL:  Late morning we drove over to the Blowing Rock Preserve on Jupiter Island. This is one of the things I love about Jupiter Island. Even though this is home to the mega rich and multi-million-dollar mansions abound, there is still a lot of undeveloped land. Blowing Rock Preserve is one example. The beach here is unique because there are these rocky outcroppings near the water—part of a strand of Anastasia limestone. We walked a little trail that used to be A1A and then returned via the beach. I got my shoes wet and full of sand. A beautiful day for this little sojourn. Drove out the Hobe Sound entrance and had lunch at Scooters again. Back to our site and sat outside reading for a while. Burt Reynolds lives just across the road from the entrance to this park. All you can see is the gate and a drive which disappears into the foliage. His house is on the water, which is part of the intercostal. Upper 70s today with a pretty good breeze.

The beach at Blowing Rock Preserve.

The unique rocky outcroppings.

This wonderful little trail used to be part of A1A.

Beautiful man, beautiful picture!

The beach looking north. No sign of human habitation...no high-rise condos, no homes visible at all. Love it!

Love the sea grape!

The Hobe Sound entrance to Jupiter Island, lined with fig trees. Tiger Woods compound is down at this end of the island.