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| December 2002 |
Volume 22 |
Number 12 |
FEATURES
Golf Fun 101
From the odds of making two holes in one to
the fact that Florida has more golf courses than any other
state in the country, Florida Monthly digs up 101 fun
facts about Florida golf. -- by Danielle Broderickx
Whooping Cranes
This December, Operation Migration will lead
a new flock of whooping cranes to Florida's Chassahowitzka
National Wildlife Refuge. -- by Terra Hangen
2002 Holiday Gift Guide
Give the gift of Florida this season with seashell
tealights, sand globes, Florida music, books and videos,
apparel, sauces and snacks, jewelry and much more.
Patios: Outside Living Spaces
Florida's patios are no longer a separate area
behind the house to barbecue or sun by the pool. They
are becoming an extension of the home's interior, used
for dining and entertaining. -- by Josie Gulliksen
REAL
FLORIDA FINDS®
Inside Florida.
by E. Douglas Cifers
Roar of the Crowd
Statewise
Coach Peterson is honored at FSU with the return of "Pete's
Posts," Prince Albert of Monaco visits the Seminoles
on the Big Cypress Reservation, new Florida books debut
and more.
FLA USA Around Florida
Enjoy more than 1,200 festivals, theater performances,
museum exhibits, concerts and sporting events this month.
Don't miss the Calhoun County Christmas Festival in Blountstown
or the Gator Bowl Parade in Jacksonville.
In the Florida Monthly Kitchen
Chef Tom Thomas cooks up a crowd pleaser recipes for Rock
Shrimp Rémoulade, Vero Beach Salad and Shrimp Pronto.
They are sure to tempt your taste buds. -- by Chef Tom
Thomas
Florida Homes & Lifestyles
The kitchen is the heart of the home, and it continually
tops the list of "wants" for home improvement.
From appliances to work spaces, find out what's hot
in today's kitchens. -- by C.B. Nicholas
Watching Wildlife
Lee County Manatee Park provides visitors with the opportunity
to watch manatees in the wild and offers free manatee
programs daily from November through March.
In the Florida Garden
Mistletoe is just as much a part of holiday tradition
as holly wreaths and Christmas trees. However, this romantic
plant is parasitic and commonly infests hardwood trees.
-- by Dr. Bob Blacks
State Parks
Lake Manatee and Little Manatee River state parks, just
a short drive from both Tampa and St. Petersburg, offer
a variety of activities including fishing, boating, canoeing,
as well as many others. -- by Kathleen Carr & Matthew
Earhart
OUR
FLORIDA HERITAGE®
Footprints
Christmas was not one of the early feasts. In fact, it
was considered a heathen custom to early Christians. Discover
the history of the Christmas celebration with our resident
genealogist. -- by Brian Michaels
The Heart of St. Petersburg's Aviation History
The Albert Whitted Airport still stands today as a reminder
of the past and how far St. Petersburg has come since
that first commercial airline flight on Jan. 1, 1914.
-- by Kimberly C. Banks
State Secrets
Maj. Francis L. Dade led his troops into a deadly
ambush in December 1835. The Dade Battlefield, now a major
historical tourist attraction in Sumter County, marks
the spot of the beginning of the Second Seminole War.
-- by George Lane, Jr.
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