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Signpost Guide Florida: Your Guide to Great Drives - Softcover

Sinclair, Mick

 
9780762712601: Signpost Guide Florida: Your Guide to Great Drives

Synopsis

A selection of the best regions for touring by car in Florida and the Costa del Sol. Ideas for exploring on your own. Detailed guides to sightseeing and activities, together with a accommodation, dining and shopping recommendations. Attractions and areas all rated to guide your personal choice. Road maps and city plans pinpoint driving routes and other tours. Walking routes around towns and cities.

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About the Author

Intimately familiar with the state's top tourist attractions, best beaches and most scenic roads, Mick is also an initiate of rural Florida. He knows the wayside towns and villages, has canoed rivers and lakes, and hiked through prairies and swamps. Between trips to the Sunshine State, Mick has written guidebooks to California, Chicago, New York, San Francisco, and Scandinavia. His writing career began in 1980 with reviews and features on music, film, books, and contemporary culture. Such work continues to appear in newspapers, magazines, books, and on websites throughout the world.

From the Back Cover

A selection of the best regions for touring by car in Florida. Features Miami and the Keys, Tallahassee and St Augustine, plus a full guide to the theme parks of Orlando.
Inside you will find: ideas for exploring on your own; detailed guides to sightseeing and activities, together with accommodation, dining and shopping recommendations; attractions and areas rated to guide your personal choice; road maps and city plans pinpointing driving routes and other tours; walking routes around towns and cities.

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Prior to 1925, Jacksonville beach was known as San Pablo and it grew around a railway network that formed part of Henry Flagler's East Coast Railroad. At the Pablo Historical Park, the railroad days are remembered inside the 1880's station building and outside with a 28 ton steam locomotive. Exhibits also document the almost forgotten aviation achievement of Army Air Corps Lieutenant James "Jimmy" Harold Doolittle, who in 1922 took off from San Pablo and 21 hours 28 minutes later landed in San Diego, California, completing the US's first single-day , coast to coast flight.

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