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» Vacationing in Orlando Florida
By Linda Doyle | Published 08/21/2008 | Orlando | Unrated
It’s hard to believe that the holidays are approaching. Not only is this a time for decorating and shopping, but this is also a busy time of the year for traveling. When asked the question; if you had more time and more money what would you do? Ninety nine % of the time the answer is travel. Let’s face it , have you ever had someone tell you that they tried the vacation thing and they will never do it again? Even if they had a bad experience there are many other ways to vacation.
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» Adventures in Florida
By Linda Doyle | Published 08/21/2008 | Florida | Unrated
Vacationing in Florida is full of adventures of many types. Not only is Florida known for it’s theme parks, but it is also known for the Florida Keys. Many people head this way for the nightlife. But by day the Keys have a wildlife to be explored. One area is the Dry Tortugas, which is located 70 miles west of Key West. Originally, called The Turtles, Las Tortugas by Spanish Explorer Ponce de Leon in 1513 because of it’s abundance of turtles. Later, Dry was added because of no fresh water.
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