Angels Diner in Palatka FL

Angel's Diner

Located in Palatka FL "Angel's Diner"

This diner is self-proclaimed "Florida's Oldest Diner"

If you want to eat in your car you can stay in the parking-lot and BEEP!
 "Honk your horn for curbside service.

Inside is small and cozy. Notice the original napkin holder with rust in place!

I can highly recommend the steak and eggs! It was juicy and delicious.



My husband had the classic breakfast.




The only bothersome part of eating inside, you could see some "gunk" splattered under the awning. It gives the appearance of grease or bug spray.  Not sure what it was but it did disrupt my appetite.



The staff was very friendly.

In all honesty, not sure I will eat their again but I finally fullfilled a desire and that was to give it a try. Now I am over it and can move on!  Everyone should try it at least once to experience the feel of the 1950's.

It reminds me of a place right out of the "I love Lucy" TV show.  I kept waiting for the waitress to call out "Hey Ricky" :-)

Address: 209 Reid Street, Palatka, FL 32177
Phone: (386) 325-3927

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Juneau Alaska Trip September 2018 by Kat Simpson, Travel Agent

This is how my day ended, with my next door neighbors making excited noises out on the Balcony. So I grabbed my robe and ran out to grab my first glance of Juneau. But it was so cold my feet were burning so I ran back in to grab a pair of shoes and these were the only ones handy. Neighbors thought that would make a great pic :)


This whitewater rafting expedition was where I was hoping to go! But I got a notice the trip had been cancelled. No idea why - just 'operational reasons.' so I found another exciting expedition to join with my traveling agent friend Amy.

And away we went! We had a BLAST. Photos below:
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The tour guide we had on the boat with us was a trained naturalist and her love and PASSION for the whales was evident in everything she did. She was amazing! This is how she went around and taught EACH of us individually about identifying the whales. Her chart of the tail fins enabled us to NAME the two main whales we were able to see and her maps were wonderful to see where we where and name the lands around us.










Then we went for a hike through part of the Alaska Rainforest O!! yes, I said Rainforest. I had no idea there was one in Alaska either but there is! Great hike, to the shores of the lake where the Mendenhall Glacier ends. Wonderful sites, great weather and a talented guide. I don't see how it could possibly have been a better day!
 We learned how a forest grew after the glaciers pulled back. So cool how nature recovers land and changes it.
 First comes moss!










More Forest Photos:
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And at the end of the hike - GORGEOUS lake and the Mendenhall Glacier.
Movie list here:
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These were the first sites we saw as we pulled into Juneau. . . beautiful town









First we saw the Alpaca store with gorgeous warm clothing, then the Red Dog Saloon. Quaint feeding spot where we were able to rest and get warm.








I even tried their 'signature drink' the Duck Fart Proof video below
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We were also able to see Sea Lions as they lounged.










One souvenir I did NOT bring home were these actual FUR bathing suits and yes, they both came with tails!


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Alaska Raptor Center Sitka Alaska September 2018 by Kat Simpson, Travel Agent

Another stop while I was in Sitka, Alaska was the Alaska Raptor Center.

This place was fascinating. They take in injured birds of all types. The rehabilitate them if possible and release them. If their injuries are too severe then they provide them as natural a home as possible.

It was fascinating to see these majestic birds up close. I guess I just never realized how huge they are!




There were a lot of the birds in treatment while we were there and we got to see them fed and treated.
We also learned a lot about owls and other types of Raptors.
The tiny little 'Pygmy Owl' was a joy to see and learn about. SOOO tiny, especially compared to the size of the Eagles.
We tried to take a walk down their trail but it was closed due to 'recent bear activity' ! whooooo

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ANND here's Petey!


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