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Florida’s Best County Parks Provide Spectacular Experiences
Florida has 175 state parks covering some 800,000 acres as well as the famous Everglades National Park and Ocala National Forest. Yet most visitors, few snow birds, and all too many residents have visited very few county parks. Since most … Continue reading
Florida’s Often Undervalued Gem: Charlotte Harbor
Recently I attended a convention in Punta Gorda, the town where my family first moved to Florida in the 1960’s. The waterfront devastated by category 4 Hurricane Charley in August of 2004 has not only been rebuilt, it has been … Continue reading
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My Favorite Florida Drives: INDIAN RIVER LAGOON
This is part of a series of driving tours I will present in the next few months with an emphasis on Florida’s natural beauty, historic architecture, and attractions. Most people vacation in Orlando, Daytona Beach, or Central Florida visit the John … Continue reading
My Favorite Florida Bed and Breakfast Places
When it comes to staying in a great vacation spot at a value place, Florida’s top bed and breakfast houses are a great choice for couples of all ages. The breakfasts alone at many of these places beats anything you’ll … Continue reading
Snorkeling In Florida Is A Recreation Bonanza For All Ages
I never appreciated snorkeling when I was a kid and scuba diving seemed an impossibility to be with my poor eyesight. Ironically, now after cataract surgery I can see underwater as an old coot better than when I was in … Continue reading
A Salute To Those Caring For Florida’s Damaged Wildlife
All polls indicate that besides the sun and the beaches, visitors and residents alike admire Florida’s tropical environment which includes wildlife and plants. With twenty million residents, several million snowbirds, and over one hundred million visitors there is less and … Continue reading
Underrated and Often Forgotten Great Beaches of Florida
Florida has one thousand miles of coastline and miles of terrific beaches, but some beaches are actually underrated and almost forgotten by a majority of tourists and even Floridians. Why is that? Sometimes, there are few large resorts advertising the … Continue reading
Winter Park Is The City Of Wonderful Canals
Winter Park is identified across Central Florida as an upscale community filled with a downtown of attractive stores and restaurants along Park Avenue, wonderful lakeside estates, and Florida’s first four year college, ROLLINS COLLEGE The mix of education, money, and Northern money gives … Continue reading
The Forgotten Coast Is A Unique Florida Vacation Spot
When visitors, snowbirds, and residents travel around Florida, they are confronted with Chamber of Commerce produced symbols: Miami is in the Gold Coast; Clearwater is on the Sun Coast; St Augustine is the First Coast; Fort Pierce is the Treasure … Continue reading
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My Favorite Seafood Spots In Southeast Florida
My New England heritage might be why I enjoy visiting seafood restaurants across Florida and with the longest coastline of any state other than Alaska there’s a lot of waterfront for restaurants to locate. Here are some great places for … Continue reading
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