At Ease on Cape San Blas

05/30/2026

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Eight years following Hurricane Michael, Florida’s Forgotten Coast is still recovering.

05/17/2026

05/16/2026

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05/13/2026

19 across in the crossword puzzle today....
Q. An order to relax
A. At Ease

Is this a sign to book in mid July?

05/12/2026

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05/10/2026

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Florida's first boomtown didn't fade. It was obliterated. 🏚️
In the early 1840s, St. Joseph, Florida was the most powerful city in the state — a thriving Gulf port with a population of nearly 6,000, a railroad, a newspaper, and enough political muscle to host Florida's first constitutional convention in 1838. It was wealthier than Tallahassee. More connected than Pensacola. The future of Florida ran through St. Joseph.
Then came the yellow fever epidemic of 1841, which killed hundreds. Then a Category 4 hurricane in 1841 that leveled the waterfront. Then a tidal surge in 1843 that swallowed what remained. Then fire consumed the ruins.
Within two years, one of the most important cities in Florida's history simply ceased to exist. No monuments. No museum. No marker most people will ever see.
Today, the site sits near Port St. Joe in Gulf County, largely unmarked, largely unknown. The bones of the city are somewhere beneath the Gulf of Mexico.
This is Florida's real history: not just what was built, but what was erased, and why nobody bothered to remember it.
What did they teach you about St. Joseph in school?

05/06/2026

July 9-18 available

05/02/2026

good advice....

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04/30/2026

Woo hoo https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1CbejVusmE/

After being asked (approximately) 4 million times… we finally did it 👀🍞

Sourdough sandwich loaves are HERE at Bayside Bakery!

Soft, fresh, and made right here in-house—perfect for your morning toast, stacked sandwiches, or just tearing into on the drive home (no judgment).

This is just the beginning… we’re rolling out more of our Artisan Bread line, so stay tuned 👏

Have questions? Give us a call—we’re happy to help.
Better yet… swing by and grab a loaf while it’s still warm.!

📍 Bayside Bakery

04/29/2026

Another stunning sunset photo https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1DvwzXG3WD/

Last evening over St. Joseph Bay, captured in Port St. Joe, Florida by Hal Scott