Overcast skies, and a chance of rain did not deter a group of eight Florida Gay Outdoors members to hike the trails of Jupiter's Riverbend Park.  The group was lucky, as no rain fell, and the overcast skies made for a pleasant shady walk.  The hike took us through a restored "pioneer" homestead, complete with a functioning restored sawmill.  This being Florida, the date on the sawmill plaque placed its origin in the 1930's!  A bit further down the trail, we encountered a restored Seminole village which predated the pioneer homestead by over a century.  Somewhere along the hike someone mentioned how he liked "glamping," and whether that influenced us or not, at the end of the hike we all decided to go have a late lunch at the wonderful Guanabana's waterfront restaurant near the Jupiter Inlet.  The food was exquisite, as was the apres hike camaraderie.