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Annual Florida Native Quiz
Test your trivia knowledge of the Sunshine State
in this annual quiz compiled by FM staff.
Education Feature
Independent Colleges and Universities of Florida
(ICUF)
Florida's Nature Coast
This stretch of Florida spans eight counties and
highlights 980,000 acres of the Sunshine State's
natural treasures. by Martha Shistle
Reasons to Love St. Johns County
From the Beachcomber Restaurant in St. Augustine
Beach to LuLu's Waterfront Grill in Ponte Vedra
Beach, these are just a few of the countless fun
things to experience in St. Johns County. by Angela
Katsarelis
OUR
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The
Realm of the Tequesta
Before the discovery of the Miami Circle in 1998
awakened the world the Tequesta remained virtually
unheard of outside a small cadre of archaeologists
and historians. by Michael Wisenbaker
Legends-Reubin O'Donovon Askew
Reubin Askew was one of Florida's most progressive
governors. REAL
FLORIDA FINDS®
Footprints "Who is Dick Eastman and Why Do I Care?" by
Brian Michaels
FLA USA Around Florida Enjoy 1,156 festivals and events this month.
Don't miss the 5th Annual Memorial Day Weekend
Crab Fest in Sandestin or The Diary of Anne Frank
at the Limelight Theater in St. Augustine.
Statewise UF fights the carbs, This Month in Florida
History, new Florida books debut, Postcard from
the Past and more.
In the Florida Monthly Kitchen
The Melon of Summer: fresh Florida watermelon is
the perfect addition to any summer soiree. by Yolanda
Roundtree
Florida
Homes & Lifestyles® Uninvited houseguests could be more than you
bargain for especially if the unexpected company
has wings and eats wood.
State
Parks
Located four miles west of Sebring, Highlands Hammock
was one of Florida's first state parks.
In the Florida Garden
Of the plants that embody the essence of the Deep
South, few can surpass the stately live oak. by
Dr. Don Goodman
Florida Wildlife
Chassahowitzka Wildlife Management Area TRAVEL
FLORIDA HIGHWAYS®
A
Living History: Museums of Fort Walton Beach
Fort Walton Beach has a rich history that is displayed
in its many museums that include the Indian Temple
Mound Museum, the Camp Walton Schoolhouse Museum
and the Garnier Post Office Museum. by Martha Shistle
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