Welcome to Palm Beach Bengals! Palm Beach Bengals is a small cattery located in South Florida. I have been around Bengal Cats all my life and decided to become a Bengal Cat Breeder. Bengal Kittens are so beautiful and naturally inquisitive. I have always been an animal lover and just fell in love with the Bengal breed. Bengals are now the most popular new breed. A perfect little "living room leopard". All of my Bengal cats and kittens are raised at home with tender loving care underfoot. I want my Bengal kittens to go to good loving homes where they will receive lots of love, attention, and excellent care. The connection between a Bengal kitten and owner is very unique. Palm Beach Bengals #1 goal is breeding for temperament, health, striking beauty and exotic patterns. Its my Destiny to achieve beautiful Bengal Kittens. We are a registered cattery with (TICA) The International Cat Association, (TIBCS) The International Bengal Cat Society, and (TIBCC) The International Bengal Cat Connection.

Kittens are usually available throughout the year. All of my kittens are checked by a licensed veterinarian and current on vaccines with health certificate. Contact Palm Beach Bengals today for your choice of lovable Bengal kittens for sale! Sire: Legacie Platinum Edition of RisingSun Dam: Azana Bengals Showtime Palm Beach Bengals Coral Sire: Gogees Most Wanted of DestinyBengals Dam: Callista Arctic Breeze We are proud members of: The International Cat Association The International Bengal Cat Society The International Bengal Cat Connection and remember to add 3.5% for their feesDoreen Boileau of Drinkwater Cats bred F1 Savannahs since the early 90's. Doreen is the designer of the club logo seen all over the world. Drinkwater Cats is producing F1 Savannahs year around, with the African Serval look. We Are A Closed Our African Servals Are Not At Public Stud Cats For Sale, OrangeUSA > Florida > Animals > Cats

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We can only guess on your travel. Most would agree that's it is a good place to stop. 4. I certainly hope you can make the trip from Miami to Savannah in 4 days and 3 nights. Its only about an 7-8 hour drive depending on route you take, I would not stop at Daytona, as there isnt much to see there unless you are into nascar. It's about 500 miles and 8/9 hours driving time. I would get up early and drive through to Savannah. Cat Food Iams Vs PurinaA fun place to stop would be Amelia Island, FL. Fernadina Beach is a neat town there. Electrostatic Air Cleaner CommercialHere's a few places to stop and rest on your way. Dr Schulze Weight Loss Reviews When you get to Jacksonville, FL on I 95 get off at Exit 353 C on W Union St. and go about 8 blocks to Pearl and take a left to Jenkin's Quality BBQ which is home owned by the Jenkins' Family for over 50 years.

Get off I 95 at Exit 373 and go W to Callahan's BBQ. Jenkin's Quality BBQ @ 830 North Pearl Street, Jacksonville, FL 904 - 353 - 6388. Callahan's BBQ @ 45007 State Rd 200, Callahan, FL 904 - 879 - 4675. Get off I 95 at Exit 1 and go W on St. Mary's which turns into Scrubby Bluff Rd. and go to Jack's BBQ. Or you can get off I 95 at Exit 3 at Kingsland, GA and cross E King Ave. to Boone Ave. which is the next street then take a left to Blue's BBQ at the Chevron Market for good BBQ. Jack's BBQ @ 1359 Scrubby Bluff Rd., Kingsland, GA 912 - 729 - 1500. Blue's BBQ @ 1330 Boone Ave. Extension E, Kingsland, GA 912 - 576 - 8682. Get off I 95 at Exit 29 and go W on Highway 82 about a mile to Gary Lee's Market for good road food. Gary Lee's Market @ 3636 U. S. Hwy. 82, Brunswick, GA. 912 - 265 - 1925. Get off I 95 at Exit 49 to the right at Darien, GA and go NW on Highway 251 less than a mile to Smokey Joe's BBQ. It is between two hotels on the left and has excellent pulled pork.

If you want the best fresh seafood on your trip get off I 95 at Exit 49 in Darien, GA to the right and go E on Highway 251 to Highway 17. Take a right on Highway 17 and go S for 1.2 miles. Turn right on Broad St. just before crossing the bridge. Go one block and take your first left on Screven St. and have some outstanding fresh seafood at Skipper's Fish Camp. [size=3 font="times new roman"]. Smokey Joe's BBQ @ State Hwy. 251, Darien, GA. 912 - 437 - 2555. Skipper's Fish Camp @ 85 Screven St., Darien, GA 912 - 437 - 3474. Get off I 95 at Exit 58 at Townsend, GA to the right on Highway 99 and go less than a mile to Highway 17. Turn left and go N about 2 miles to Pine Harbor Rd. Take a right and go E about 2 miles to Sepelo Station Crossing and fantastic fresh local seafood and hand cut steaks. Sapelo Station Crossing @ 1172 Pine Harbor Marina Road, Townsend, GA 912 - 832 - 3555. Get off I 95 at Exit 67 at Townsend, GA to the right and go S on Highway 17 for 1.2 miles then take a left going E onto Harris Neck Road just past a small church.

Go 5.7 miles E to the Jessie Grant Road and look for the purple OSD sign on your left. Turn to the right at the sign for about 100 feet to Old School Diner for the best fresh seafood around. OSD is open for dinner Wednesday/Saturday and Noon to 10 PM on Sunday. They are closed on Monday and Tuesday. This might be the best road food you will have on your trip. Old School Diner @ 1080 Jesse Grant Road, Townsend, GA 912 - 832 - 2136. Get off I 95 at Exit 76 at Midway, GA and go E on Highway 38 to Sunbury Rd. Take a left and go to Brigantine Dunmore Rd. Take a left and go to Sunbury Crab Co. which is open for dinner serving outstanding fresh seafood. This might be the best place you stop for the seafood is outstanding. Sunbury Crab Co. @ 539 Brigantine Dunmore Road Midway, GA 912 - 884 - 8640. Get off I 95 at Exit 87 at Richmond Hill, GA and go W on Highway 17 half a mile to Smoking Pig BBQ next to the BP Station on N side of Highway 17. The ribs and chicken are excellent.

This is probably your best stop for BBQ in GA. Smokin Pig BBQ @ 3986 U.S. 17, Richmond Hill, GA. 912 - 756 - 7850. 7 destinations mentioned in this post I did the drive from Ft. Lauderdale to Savannah - straight through - stopped one time - as soon as we passed the Georgia state line to use the restroom at a very questionable Chik-fil-a. It took us about 7 hours - and that is taking into consideration that they were paving the road and had one lane shut down so we were in bumper to bumper stop & go traffic for about 1 solid hour right before Jacksonville. It's a really boring drive. There is absolutely NOTHING to see. Having said that, I would NOT stop in Daytona - just drive straight through..... leave early in the morning like we did so you'll be past Palm Beach before rush hour and you should arrive in Savannah just in time for a late lunch. We drove up on a Friday, stayed 3 nights, and then returned home on a Monday. Perfect long weekend trip! Shopping and touring on Sundays in Savannah??