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Ravine Gardens: In full bloom
April 8, 2016
Palatka’s azalea-filled Ravine Gardens State Park is named for its main feature: two deep ravines that cut into the earth and overflow with foliage and wildlife. … More Ravine Gardens: In full bloom
Mayport Village: A glimpse of lost time
March 31, 2016
Over 450 years of history has left its mark on a Jacksonville fishing village that sits on a busy, watery corner where the St. Johns River meets the ocean. … More Mayport Village: A glimpse of lost time
Gold Head: Finding peace in sandhills
March 31, 2016
The road past the ranger station leads to a 2,366-acre park positioned on the Central Florida Ridge, an area filled with rolling pine sandhills. The ridge is all that remains of dunes that were formed over thousands of years by the rise and fall of sea levels. … More Gold Head: Finding peace in sandhills
Jacksonville footgolf: On its way up
March 31, 2016
The quiet breeze swept through the course as the golfer lined up for the shot — the short but challenging par-4 hole made for a nervous execution. With one solid kick, the ball flew into the water, ultimately causing a double bogey for the hole. … More Jacksonville footgolf: On its way up
Micanopy: Where old meets new
March 31, 2016
The town’s unique flair and historic foundations make Micanopy, population 600, a perfect stop-over for visitors traveling down State Route 441 south of Gainesville or even a destination for Floridians. … More Micanopy: Where old meets new
Baldwin Rail Trail: A place to get away
March 31, 2016
Looking for a place to get away and enjoy a walk or a bike ride without having to dodge, dip and dive to avoid cars? The Jacksonville-Baldwin Rail Trail is a re-purposed railway that now serves as a 14.5 mile paved trail safe for feet, wheels and even hoofs. … More Baldwin Rail Trail: A place to get away
Jacksonville Disc Golf: ‘It’s addicting’
March 31, 2016
A group of men makes its way to the first tee pad of the course, slightly behind another group of people at the next hole.
They’re playing music, joking, and they even have a dog with them. The first golfer steps up and throws his first disc of the day around a few pine trees. … More Jacksonville Disc Golf: ‘It’s addicting’
Your introduction to Prairie School style architecture
March 24, 2016
Anyone who is interested in seeing Prairie School designs need only to take a driving tour of what Woods considers the most notable houses in Jacksonville that are in the Prairie School style. … More Your introduction to Prairie School style architecture
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