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Panama City Is Not A Beach
Compared to its glamorous beach-side little sister Panama City Beach, the town of Panama City is a large bayside residential community serving Tyndall Air Force Base to the east and the booming beach and bay suburbs to the west side. Panama City is the largest … Continue reading
The Most Dangerous Natural Thing To Fear In Florida
I know people in various parts of this nation who won’t visit Florida because Florida is a dangerous place. Some of these people just don’t want to leave their home for a week or two. Others have unrealistic fears like … Continue reading
Florida’s AIA Winning Structures Have Been Incredibly Diverse and Unique
Every year the Florida Association of the American Institute of Architects (1912) celebrates the outstanding contributions in architecture and design in Florida and Puerto Rico. This year’s convention will be next month in Naples and a panel of non-Florida architects … Continue reading
Sarasota Is Still The City of The Arts
In 1936 circus magnate John Ringling died. The man once worth over $200 million dollars had just $311 in his bank account. Yet in his will he gave to the State of Florida Ca’d’Zan, his 1.2 million dollar waterfront mansion, … Continue reading
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Florida’s Unique Ghost Towns Are Not Invisible
It should not surprise Florida visitors that the Sunshine State has over one hundred “ghost towns” – some of them just a note on a map while others reveal the remains of a more prosperous past. Florida ghost towns all … Continue reading
Florida Animal Sanctuaries Are Unlike Animal Parks
Animals have always been big business in Florida. Walt Disney World has Animal Kingdom to compete against Tampa’s Busch Gardens. Sea animals have their place at Sea World while there are six other dolphin playgrounds. Lion Country Safari started in … Continue reading
10 Great Florida Literary Landmarks To Visit
It was not until well into the twentieth century that Florida had the urban population and economy to bolster its own literary marketplace. For decades most Florida writers were snowbirds, who found places like Saint Augustine and Key West warm … Continue reading
Things In Florida That Scare Visitors: Fact and Fancy
As a person who writes blogs and articles about Florida, I get a lot of emails about whet people like and don’t like about my state. It may shock some of you that there are people in the USA who … Continue reading
How Can You Tell A Real Floridian From All the Visitors and Newcomers?
This is the time of year when Floridians feel they are outnumbered on the highways and stores by visitors and “snowbirds.” I know some people don’t like that term. Texas calls them “winter Texans” and that’s OK with me. But … Continue reading
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Florida Is Not All Football – There’s A Big Art Scene
The other day Tampa was packed with people from Iowa and Florida Gator fans for the annual Outback Bowl. Next weekend the Clemson-Alabama NCAA Championships will bring 100,000+ football fans into the city. But Florida is more than football. My … Continue reading
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