St. Augustine is the oldest continuously occupied European settlement in the U.S., dating to 1565, and to this day is an inviting place, attracting many visitors. It packs a lot of history into a relatively small geographical footprint. St. Augustine is not just another historical site in the United States. […]
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Founded in 1565, St. Augustine is the oldest continuously occupied European-established city in the U.S. Today, it blends rich history with coastal charm. You can explore centuries-old landmarks, browse art galleries, and enjoy lively shops and restaurants. Best of all, the historic downtown is wonderfully walkable. Most top sights, cafés, and boutiques
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Southwest Florida has many options for the traveler. There are plenty of tours to take or you can choose to fashion your own daily itinerary. My husband and I flew into the Fort Myers airport, rented a car, and parked our belongings at a hotel on Marco Island. From there,
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Why are northerners Thomas Edison and Henry Ford linked to Florida? Well, they traded the sometimes harsh, northern winters for sunny, warm days in the Sunshine State. Many lucky folks today do the same thing. To see their take on life in Florida in their homes and gardens, schedule a
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