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| LIKE NOWHERE ELSE ON EARTH |
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| 2016 Fall/Winter Issue |
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| If you imagine the Florida Keys as a 193-kilometre-long string of pearls, then Key West must be the crown jewel. |
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| SWEET SENSATIONS |
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| 2016 Fall/Winter Issue |
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| The Beaches of Fort Myers & Sanibel is a place in Southwest Florida that isn't overrun by tourists. A place where timeless natural beauty still flourishes. Where history comes alive. Where surprising experiences are the norm. |
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| SUN, SAND AND SO MUCH MORE! |
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| 2016 Fall/Winter Issue |
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| Renowned for its Speedway, colourful history, world-class cultural amenities and numerous year-round golf courses, Daytona Beach is gearing up for a non-stop slate of great festivals. |
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| UNTOUCHED BY TIME |
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| 2016 Fall/Winter Issue |
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| Martin County - "Sailfish Capital of the World" - is a slice of authentic Florida. Here, you'll find colourful small-town festivals like Jensen Beach's Pineapple Festival and Port Salerno's Seafood Festival. |
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| DOLLY PARTON AHOY! |
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| 2016 Fall/Winter Issue |
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| To some, being "the most honoured female country performer of all time," would be accomplishment enough. However, for Dolly Parton, whose credits include 25 songs that reached No. 1 on the Billboard country charts, that's no reason to slow down. |
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| CARIBBEAN CRUSH |
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| 2016 Fall/Winter Issue |
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| Nobody knows for sure when and where golf was invented. |
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| TRAVEL SLEUTH - SHOP 'TIL YOU DROP |
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| Even if we're not looking to buy something, time spent browsing through shops, vendors' kiosks and market stalls away from home is an illuminating window into local culture. During such times we are likely to find a meaningful souvenir, the value of which |
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| WEDDINGS IN PARADISE: PIECE OF CAKE |
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| A smartly dressed monkey walks a groom down the aisle. In another wedding, a groom parasails onto the beach while the bride arrives by boat. Several days later, two brides, both having said "yes" to the dress, swish down a sandy aisle in a cloud |
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