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Calling All Cooks
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| November 2002 |
Volume 22 |
Number 11 |
FEATURES
Patrick
Smith
Patrick
Smith has written several Florida books and has spent
much of his life entertaining Floridians with his fiction
and educating people about man's relationship to the land
and nature. -- by Kevin McCarthy
2002 Holiday Gift Guide
Give the gift of Florida this season with seashell
tea lights, sand globes, Florida music, books and videos,
apparel, sauces and snacks, jewelry and much more.
Dixie Crossroads
Just a few miles inland from the Indian River
in Titusville, Dixie Crossroads Seafood Restaurant serves
up a variety of shrimp, seafood and other delicious dishes.
-- by Jessica L. Baldwin
TRAVEL
FLORIDA HIGHWAYS®
Polk County
Residents and visitors alike celebrate this
holiday season with a variety of festivals from City Lights
Glitter, Glisten & Snow, a festival filled with tons
of snow.
Visit Florida
There is something for everyone in Florida.
From Pensacola's white, sandy beaches to Key West's carnival-style
festivals, visitors travel to Florida for a vacation filled
with fun, adventure and blue skies.
REAL
FLORIDA FINDS®
Inside Florida.
by E. Douglas Cifers
Roar of the Crowd
Statewise
Dr. Charles "Pedro" Williams benefits the We
Care Program with his book Simpler Times, find volunteer
opportunities with a click of your mouse, new
screen passes hurricane tests, new Florida books debut
and more.
FLA USA Around Florida
Enjoy hundreds of festivals, theater performances,
museum exhibits, concerts and sporting events this month.
Don't miss the Manatee Springs Christmas Festival in Chiefland
or the Paradise City Contemporary Craft & Fine Art
Festival in Fort Lauderdale.
Florida Homes & Lifestyles
Today's dining rooms take on dual roles to accommodate
daily use and multiple functions. -- by C.B. Nicholas
In The Florida Monthly Kitchen
Florida farm-raised clams are important to the state's
economy, and the industry has grown in recent years. Chef
Tom Thomas presents recipes for clams that are sure to
make your mouth water. -- by Chef Tom Thomas
Watching Wildlife
Silver River State Park features 10 miles of river frontage
and eight miles of walking trails near the Ocala National
Forest.
Footprints
Join The Genie on the O'Driscolla trail for the final
part of a mystery surrounding a tombstone in Putnam County.
-- by Brian Michaels
In The Florida Garden
Vines offer an interesting variation in plant form in
the garden. They are valuable in landscaping because of
their practical and aesthetic qualities.
-- by Dr. Bob Black
State Parks
Just about 20 miles northeast of Jacksonville, Big Talbot
Island and Little Talbot Island state parks number among
the few remaining undeveloped, barrier islands in Northeast
Florida. -- by Kathleen Carr
OUR FLORIDA HERITAGE®
Florida Military Bases
Key West is a major tourist destination today,
but it hasn't always been so. Pirates such as Jean Lafitte
and Black Caesar sent chills down the spines of sailors.
A strong military presence has helped to mold Key West
into what it is today. -- by Willie Dryer
Legends
As one of the most progressive governors in Florida,
Reubin Askew promoted environmental concerns and racial
equality during his terms from 1971 to 1979.
State Secrets
The Florida Scenic Highway Program designates
roadways as having historical, recreational, natural or
scenic qualities important to the state's residents and
visitors. Florida's Historical Markers recognize historic
resources, people and events. -- by George Lane, Jr.
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