Miniature Trains

Yesterday we went to see ride miniature trains in Largo. It was pretty cool and free. One wonders how this community pays for all of this. The playground near it is awesome and also has an outdoor gym. The miniature train ride is a really cute thing that usually you would have to pay for, but it's free (when it's open) twice a month. Te first time we came down here I thought Florida was cool, but lacking in all these child friendly activities. But Grace did a ton of research this time, and there is a lot of things to do for kids, and close by too.

After that we had lunch with my cousin at a nearby restaurant called Gulf Coast Po' Boys their website is www.gulfcoastpoboys.com
It looks like one of those hole in the wall places where the food will be greasy and dirty but really good. Well the food was really good, but so was the presentation and it was actually quite healthy. When the owner told us he sued to have three restaurants in Manhattan I wasn't surprised.

We will definitely head back to that playground at some point. It was close, and full of magical little mountains, real trees, toy trees, and a mushroom table. Basically the way Story Land looked when it first opened and didn't have any rides. Plus the bathrooms were well maintained and there were water fountains in the playground. Which is important in Florida.
This stuff is all at www.largo.com
Or you can just google Largo Train. Anyway, I guess wherever you go, it's good to do your research. And I suppose that isn't so hard now that everyone has internet on their phone.