Wednesday, February 19, 2025

Finding Treasure from the 17th century

We spent the afternoon of Day 3 in Sebastian.  Because of my celiac disease, I try to research local area restaurants in advance,  and often join a local gluten-free Facebook group to get recommendations.  The Gluten-free Vero folks came through with Mo-Bay Grill in Sebastian.  I had the jerk stuffed chicken which was very good!



After lunch we toured Mel Fisher's Treasure Museum.  This one featured the finding and recovery of treasures from the shipwrecked Atocha. There was information about how the relics were cleaned and restored after being in the ocean over 4 centuries!





We ended the day with a short walk on the beach and a rematch on the mini-golf course.

~ Cindy D. 

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