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Bronson Florida is in North Central Florida. Rock n Roll legend Bo Diddley is buried in the local cemetery.
Continue reading "Bronson, Florida: Bo Diddley's Final Resting Place"
The Village Store in the Ortega neighborhood of Jacksonville is a historic treasure still in daily use.
Continue reading "The Village Store: Ortega Historic Treasure"
The Bexley House, formerly the Plaza Hotel, is a historic building at the corner of Forsyth and Liberty Streets in Jacksonville, Florida, now houses Oxford Ink.
Sarasota is an irresistible combination of natural beauty and cultural advantages.
Continue reading "Sarasota Florida: Art and Elegance By The Sea "
Wewahitchka is a small city in northeastern Gulf County, renowned for its natural beauty, rich history, and Southern charm.
Continue reading "Wewahitchka, Florida: Home of Dead Lakes and Tupelo Honey"
Things to do in Florida on this list are from the site map of the website FloridaBackroadsTravel.com.
Continue reading "Site Map: All About Florida Back Roads Travel"
Richard Lee Cronin, Author and Florida Historian
Continue reading "Richard Lee Cronin: Author and Florida Historian"
The Florida Georgia game is one of the nation's oldest football rivalries. It is played in Jacksonville, supposedly neutral territory.
Continue reading "Florida-Georgia Game: World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party"
These 46 public parks are great places to not only launch a kayak and start paddling, many of them also rent kayaks and have campsites.
Continue reading "46 Best State and National Parks to Kayak in Florida"
Wauchula, Florida is a small historic town in the heart of vast Florida agricultural and cattle lands.
Continue reading "Wauchula, Florida: Cowboys, Cucumbers and Watermelons"


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