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Feb 2, 2012

Bonsai trees in Florida

A great site if you are interested in learning about the art of Bonsai.

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Feb 2, 2012

Florida Heritage Is On Display At More Than 1300 Sites

Florida Heritage Sites remind us of the State's rich and diverse history. Visiting and enjoying these sites help us understand our orientation and place in time.

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Feb 1, 2012

Things To Do In Florida - Day Trips,Family Vacations, Festivals, Attractions

There are more things to do in Florida than just visit the major theme parks and beaches. Florida family vacations can include towns, festivals, heritage sites and smaller tourist attractions.

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Jan 30, 2012

Highland Park Florida: Home Of An Historic Golf Course Community

Highland Park Florida is a small golf course community with a small resort. It is in the hill country along Scenic Highway 17 south of Lake Wales.

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Jan 29, 2012

Lakeside Inn in Mount Dora hosted Newt.

He spoke a couple of days ago. Seemed to be tired. My neighbor thinks Callista's hair is modeled after Jane Jetson of the old TV series.

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Jan 29, 2012

Vernon Lamme Lived Florida History And Reported It

Vernon Lamme was an early Merritt Island pioneer, settling there in 1912. He had a career as a newspaperman, government worker and was Florida's first State Archeologist.

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Jan 29, 2012

TOTCH BROWN: A FLORIDA CRACKER LIFE IN THE EVERGLADES

Totch Brown was a Florida Cracker who spent most of his life hunting and fishing in the Chokoloskee Bay country. One book made him one of our favorite Florida authors.

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Jan 29, 2012

Patrick Smith And A Land Remembered Are Florida Cracker Classics

Patrick Smith is a master story teller who can make the history of Florida come alive. His fictional Florida crackers have real descendants.

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Jan 29, 2012

David T Warner Is A Genuine Floridian Who Tells Wonderful Tales of Old Florida

David T Warner draws on a long family history in Florida as well as his wanderings around the state. He is a master storyteller.

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Jan 29, 2012

Al Burt Celebrated Old Florida And Florida Crackers

Al Burt was an award winning journalist for the Miami Herald. Of all Florida authors, Al Burt understood Old Florida and the Florida crackers who live there.

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Jan 29, 2012

Tim Dorsey: This Florida Author Is The Only Man Who Can Manage Serge Storms

Tim Dorsey is a writer of zany Florida stories that are side-splittingly funny. His main character is the eccentric and mentally ill Serge Storms.

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Jan 29, 2012

I think I'll swing by Mount Dora Brewing for...

some organic beer and organic music. Nice place and nice people.

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Jan 29, 2012

The World's Smallest Police Station is in Carrabelle, Florida.

Check out this blog for a picture of the tiny little place. Even smaller than the Ochopee post office I think.

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Jan 26, 2012

Key West Florida: 94 Miles From Havana and Light Years From The HumDrum World

Key West Florida is 129 miles from Miami, 94 miles from Havana, and light years away from the average humdrum place. History, heritage, art, culture and kinkiness are all at home here.

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Jan 26, 2012

Central Florida Art Festivals Have People On Display As Well Art

Central Florida art festivals, art shows, folk festivals and other outdoor events are among the most enjoyable things you can do in the Sunshine State.

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