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| June 2003 |
Volume 23 |
Number 6 |
 FEATURES
Sharks: Myths & Mysteries
Sand, sun, surf ... and sharks? It's time to
put the myths to rest and get the facts straight about
this famous fish. by Julie Harbers
Fairways to Driveways
Florida communities gain an active edge, sporting
premiere golf courses with country club class.
OUR
FLORIDA HERITAGE®
Still Longing for de Old Plantation
Florida's plantation ruins offer history, gripping
stories, scenic views and unique activities. by Dave
Kennedy
State Secrets
Leon and Wakulla counties offer many fun and
educational parks and historical sites, including the
historic San Marcos de Apalache, the Knott House and
the Old Capitol. by George Lane, Jr.
TRAVEL
FLORIDA HIGHWAYS
The Tampa Theatre
The Tampa Theatre does not need movies to tell stories,
it has a story all its own. by Dave Kennedy
Fort Walton Beach MainStreet
Since the program began in 1997, Fort Walton Beach MainStreet
has attracted nearly 40 new businesses and hundreds of
new jobs downtown.
REAL
FLORIDA FINDS
Inside Florida
by E. Douglas Cifers
Statewise
The Florida House celebrates its 30th anniversary, Sunshine
Sojourns take Florida families on a Swashbucklin' adventure,
new Florida books debut and more.
FLA USA Around Florida
Enjoy more than 1,300 festivals and events this month.
Don't miss Snooty the Manatee's 55th Birthday Bash in
Bradenton or the Florida SpringFest in Pensacola.
In The Florida Monthly Kitchen
June is the perfect month for alfresco dining beside
the pool, at the beach, in the park or in the backyard.
by Barbera Turnbull
Florida Homes & Lifestyles
Wall treatments are an integral part of interior decorating,
and the style chosen is the key to complete a room. by
Josie Gulliksen
In The Florida Garden
Container gardening to enhance a limited growing area
need not be limited to people living in apartments. by
Dr. Bob Black
Florida Wildlife
The J.N. Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge in Southwest
Florida is one of the state's premiere birding locations.
State Parks
Fort Pierce Inlet offers visitors a rare opportunity
to experience the ecology of Florida's barrier islands.
by Kathleen Carr & Matthew Earhart
Footprints
Our resident genealogist continues to explain
the recent popularity in discovering family history.
by Brian Michaels
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