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Flying High in Pensacola As home of the Blue Angels stunt pilots, the
National Museum of Naval Aviation and three military bases,
Pensacola draws thousands of aviation enthusiasts and
veterans who come to reunite with their former flying
squadrons. by Eric Alan Barton
Keepin' It In The Family For
74 years, the Bradley family has made and sold their sausage
and grits, beloved by a Hollywood celebrity and a former
president, from their Tallahassee shop. by Kim Yablonski REAL
FLORIDA FINDS
Inside Florida
by E. Douglas Cifers
Retirement
With so many choices, finding the retirement community
of your dreams is no easy task. This guide is an overview
of Florida's retirement communities and the amenities
that they offer.
Statewise
The Highwaymen travel to Orlando, North Florida shines
on the big screen, new Florida books debut and more.
FLA USA Around Florida
Enjoy hundreds of festivals, concerts, theater performances
and museum exhibits this month. Don't miss the 18th Annual
Underwater Music Festival at Big Pine Key or Red, White
& Blues Week in Pensacola.
Footprints by Brian Michaels
In The Florida Monthly Kitchen Try these light, healthy and tasty recipes for broiled
red snapper and baked
grouper. by Chef Tom Thomas
In The Garden
Want the grass to be greener on your side of the fence?
From bahia to Bermuda, find the type that best suits your
lifestyle. by Dr. Bob Black
State Parks
Topsail Hill Preserve State Park is one of the last truly
wild coastal habitats in North Florida. by Kathleen Carr
Watching Wildlife
TRAVEL
FLORIDA HIGHWAYS
Beach Guide Whether looking for the best spot for shelling, surfing,
swimming or family fun, this guide gives the details on
Florida's famous and lesser-known beaches.
OUR
FLORIDA HERITAGE
A Pioneer Twice Over Gainesville's first motorcycle police officer
also ran a flight school that drew two of the world's
top history-makers. by John P. Duke, Jr.
Dudley Farm Visitors can crack corn and watch a mule grind
sugar cane at this working, turn-of-the-century farm.
by April Burk
State Secrets Historic Spring Lake is divided over development,
and the Sanibel lighthouse continues to serve after 118
years. by George Lane, Jr.
ON THE
COVER
Tens of thousands of aviators travel to Pensacola each
year to visit the National Museum of Naval Aviation, one
of Florida's 10 largest tourist attractions.
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