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Astor, Florida is the gateway to the upper St Johns River and a great place for fishing and eco-tours.
Continue reading "Astor, Florida: Historic Gateway to the Upper St Johns River"
Macclenny, Florida is a small town west of Jacksonville that has an Old Florida atmosphere.
Continue reading "Macclenny, Florida. Small Town West of Jacksonville"
Hillsboro Inlet, Florida connects the Intracoastal Waterway to the Atlantic Ocean near Pompano Beach
Continue reading "Hillsboro Inlet: Pompano Beach, Lighthouse Point, Barefoot Mailman"
Rockledge was founded in 1887 and is named for the ledges of coquina rock that line the shores of the Indian River here.
Continue reading "Rockledge, Florida - Oldest City in Brevard County"
Sanlando Springs was a public recreation park, drawing locals and visitors to swim, picnic, and enjoy landscaped tropical gardens and water attractions.
Continue reading "Sanlando Springs: Happy Summertime Memories"
Ormond Beach Main Street runs along Granada Boulevard in Ormond Beach, Florida. The district spans several blocks of historic buildings, over 100 of them.
Pioneer Florida Museum and Village covers 21 acres of wooded hillside in Dade City, Florida. The open-air site holds ten main buildings.
Continue reading "Pioneer Florida Museum and Village in Dade City"
USA Water Ski and Wake Sports Hall of Fame in Davenport, Florida honors the pioneers of water skiing and preserves the sport's 100-year history.
Continue reading "USA Water Ski and Wake Sports Hall of Fame: Davenport, Florida"
Clewiston Inn is the oldest lodging on Lake Okeechobee. The hotel dates to 1938 and is designed in the Neo-classical Revival style.


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