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I’ve been traveling, writing about, and photographing Florida for nearly 30 years. Whether you’re craving relaxation, adventure, or just something new, let us guide you to the unforgettable experiences that make Florida a spectacular destination. Florida Travel and Outdoor Adventures

Latest Florida Stories

Florida Environment / Climate / 01.03.2025

Threats To Florida Palm Trees

Originally published in Spring, 2020, edition of Woods Reader Magazine. Florida Palm Tree When you think of Florida, most people think of beaches and palm trees. There are 11 native palm tree species in Florida, and dozens more have been imported for landscaping ornamentals. Even the state tree is the ubiquitous Sabal, or Cabbage, Palm.  But all is not well with the palms of Florida. Disease and insects are impacting the state’s palm trees.
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Florida Outdoors / 18.11.2024

Tips For Florida Hiking Fun & Safety We’re into the hiking season in Florida. Cooler temps, lower humidity make for an ideal time to explore some of Florida’s many hiking trails. I thought this is a good time to list some safety tips for your preparation for hiking in Florida. 1- Things you need in your backpack Cell phone (with charger and cable) Compass (and know how to use it) Flashlight (I’ve gotten stuck on a trail in the dark) Trail map (usually available at trail heads) First aid kit Whistle Bug repellent Sun screen Lighter Poncho 2- Clothing Hat with all...

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Florida Travel / 05.05.2022

Nine Amazing Historical Attractions On Amelia Island Other than Saint Augustine, no place in Florida has a deeper history than Amelia Island. The French came ashore in 1562, and quickly displaced the native Timucuan Indians, who had occupied the island for hundreds of years. The French didn’t last long. Spain gained control of the island in 1565, setting off a tumultuous history with the island being governed under eight flags over the years. The United States finally claimed the island in a deal with Spain in 1821. The Americans brought with...

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