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Northwest Florida towns and cities in Bay, Calhoun, Escambia, Franklin, Gulf, Holmes, Jackson, Liberty, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa, Walton, and Washington counties.
Continue reading "20 Best Northwest Florida Panhandle Towns and Cities"
These interesting aircraft museums in Florida preserve and celebrate the history of aviation in the state and nationally.
Continue reading "10 Interesting Aircraft Museums in Florida"
Alachua Florida is a small town 16 miles northwest of Gainesville
Continue reading "Alachua, Florida: Things to Do, History, Culture"
Old Naples is the historic neighborhood within Naples Florida that has historic buildings, upscale shopping, and fine dining.
Continue reading "Old Naples Florida: Historic Neighborhood in Beautiful City"
Juno Beach, Florida is on the beach south of Jupiter Inlet. It is an upscale town with an interesting history.
Continue reading "Juno Beach, Florida: Former Home of the Celestial Railway: "
Surfside, Florida is a small town of 6,000 located between Miami Beach and Bal Harbour.
Continue reading "Surfside, Florida. Home of the Famous Surf Club"
Okeechobee is at the northern end of Lake Okeechobee. It is in the heart of fishing and cattle country.
Continue reading "Okeechobee: Old Florida Fishing and Cattle Town"
Keystone Heights is near Gainesville and has a population of about 1,500.
Continue reading "Keystone Heights, Florida: Small City on Lake Geneva"
Carrabelle is a quiet village on Florida's Forgotten Coast. It had a historic role in World War Two.
Continue reading "Carrabelle, Florida. Quiet Town on the Forgotten Coast"
This Florida travel guide focuses on off the beaten path towns, attractions, culture, history, and things to do. More than 200 regional and local maps.
Continue reading "Florida Back Roads Travel Off The Beaten Path"
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