FLORIDA BACK ROADS TRAVEL BLOG
The Florida Back Roads Travel blog provides updates featuring new articles that have been added to the website and existing articles that have been updated.
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Nov 2, Key Biscayne, Florida: From Coconuts to Richard Nixon
Key Biscayne is one of the most desirable places to live in South Florida. It offers peace and tranquility and stone's throw from Miami.
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Oct 31, Famous Floridians: They Had An Impact on the State
Famous Floridians include pioneers and historic figures who helped shape the state before they passed away.
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Oct 31, DeFuniak Springs, Florida. Treasure Chest of Victorian Homes
DeFuniak Springs has dozens of historic buildings and places dating back in history. It was created in the 1880s as the home of the Southern Chautauqua.
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Oct 30, Bronson, Florida: Bo Diddley's Final Resting Place
Bronson Florida is in North Central Florida. Rock n Roll legend Bo Diddley is buried in the local cemetery.
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Oct 30, The Village Store: Ortega Historic Treasure
The Village Store in the Ortega neighborhood of Jacksonville is a historic treasure still in daily use.
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Oct 30, Plaza Hotel: Jacksonville, Florida
The Bexley House, formerly the Plaza Hotel, is a historic building at the corner of Forsyth and Liberty Streets in Jacksonville, Florida, now houses Oxford Ink.
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Oct 30, Sarasota Florida: Art and Elegance By The Sea
Sarasota is an irresistible combination of natural beauty and cultural advantages.
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Oct 30, Wewahitchka, Florida: Home of Dead Lakes and Tupelo Honey
Wewahitchka is a small city in northeastern Gulf County, renowned for its natural beauty, rich history, and Southern charm.
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Oct 29, Site Map: All About Florida Back Roads Travel
Things to do in Florida on this list are from the site map of the website FloridaBackroadsTravel.com.
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Oct 29, Richard Lee Cronin: Author and Florida Historian
Richard Lee Cronin, Author and Florida Historian
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Oct 28, Florida-Georgia Game: World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party
The Florida Georgia game is one of the nation's oldest football rivalries. It is played in Jacksonville, supposedly neutral territory.
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Oct 28, 46 Best State and National Parks to Kayak in Florida
These 46 public parks are great places to not only launch a kayak and start paddling, many of them also rent kayaks and have campsites.
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Oct 26, Wauchula, Florida: Cowboys, Cucumbers and Watermelons
Wauchula, Florida is a small historic town in the heart of vast Florida agricultural and cattle lands.
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Oct 25, Destin Florida: The World's Luckiest Fishing Village
Destin Florida was a sleepy fishing village until the 1970s. Since then it has boomed with development.
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Oct 22, Gulfport, Florida: Charming Old City in Busy St. Petersburg Area
Gulfport is a surprising piece of Old Florida in the middle of an urban area next to St Petersburg.
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Oct 22, Columbia Restaurant Ybor City: Florida's Oldest Founded 1905
The Columbia Restaurant was founded in the Ybor City section of Tampa in 1905. There are are now other locations.
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Oct 20, Bone Mizell: Florida's Legendary Cowhunter
Bone Mizell is a leading figure in Florida history among characters whose reputations seem to endure for years.
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Oct 16, Tavares, Florida. America's Seaplane City on Lake Dora
Tavares is a small town in Central Florida on Lake Dora. It is the County seat, and has reinvented itself as the Seaplane City.
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Oct 12, Is Bristol, Florida the Original Garden of Eden?
Bristol, Florida is in Northwest Florida. Elvy E. Callaway claimed that the Garden of Eden was nearby.
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Oct 10, Zolfo Springs, Florida: Cattle, Crackers and the Peace River
Zolfo Springs is a small town in Hardee County in Florida’s rural Heartland. US-17 runs through town, connecting Zolfo Springs with Wauchula four miles away.