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The Florida Citrus Tower is worth visiting for the elevator ride to the top. The citrus groves are gone, but you can see downtown Orlando on a clear day.
Continue reading "Florida Citrus Tower: Early Attraction Soars Above the Rest"
Cedar Key is a small historic village on the Gulf in North Central Florida at the end of State Road 24.
Continue reading "Cedar Key, Florida: Small Town Charm and Great Seafood"
McIntosh is near Micanopy. It was incorporated in 1913 and has remained pretty much unchanged. The McIntosh Historic District was established in 1983.
Continue reading "McIntosh, Florida: National Register of Historic Places"
Celebration Florida is a Disney created town in Central Florida. Disney no longer owns it and it has become a popular town for living and visiting.
Continue reading "Celebration Florida. The Community That Disney Founded"
Pensacola says it is the oldest settlement in America. St. Augustine says no, because they are the oldest continuously occupied settlement in America.
Continue reading "Pensacola: The Oldest Spanish Settlement in Florida"
Indian Harbour Beach, Florida is on the barrier island between the Banana River and the Atlantic Ocean.
Continue reading "Indian Harbour Beach, Florida. Beautiful Beach and River City "
Punta Gorda, Florida is a peaceful town on the south shore of Charlotte Harbor. Some of the best day sailing in Florida is right here.
Continue reading "Punta Gorda, Florida: Scenic Town on Charlotte Harbor"
Yeehaw Junction has been the Florida definition of "in the middle of nowhere." There are many interesting theories of how it got its name.
Continue reading "Yeehaw Junction: Old Florida at the Crossroads"
Fort Walton Beach, Florida is in the panhandle between Pensacola and Panama City. Its biggest employer is Eglin Air Force Base.
Continue reading "Fort Walton Beach, Florida. Great Beaches and Military Center"


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