It is lunch time.  Since we are still in Palatka, we check out some famous local eats at Angels Dining Car.  It is billed as the oldest diner in Florida.  I think I can believe that.  It is a long narrow space with counter stools down the center and booths for maybe a dozen along the outside wall.  Everything has multiple coats of paint.  There are old juke box speakers and vintage 45s hanging on the wall.  The food?  Not bad.  I try a diner original, a black bottom sandwich (bacon and ground beef stirred into eggs and fried into a bun sized disc).  Add some cheese, tomato and lettuce and schmear of mayo.  I am not sure how it got its name, it is not black bottomed, but it is tasty.  Carol’s onion rings are yummy as is the lobster bisque.  Kent stayed a bit more main stream with a club and fries, also not bad. I top it off with their dessert of the day, peach cream pie. I expected a cream pie with peach chunks in the filling but nope, it is a standard peach pie with whipped cream on the top.  Still, so good.