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| March 2004 |
Volume 24 |
Number 3 |
 FEATURES
Florida
A-Z
Take this alphabetical adventure, and discover
different places all over the Sunshine State. by
Megan Matuszak.
BBQ Heaven!
Some compete for prize money and others for pride.
Here in Florida, the barbecuing folks take their
cooking very seriously. by Angela Katsarelis.
Blueprints of Success
These 750 Florida architectural firms go above
and beyond what is required they are the best at
what they do.
OUR
FLORIDA HERITAGE®
Time
of the AIS
Centuries before land jutting into the Atlantic
Ocean from Cape Canaveral to Fort Pierce became
the Treasure, Space and Surf coasts, a fierce and
proud people called the Ais claimed this area.
by Michael Wisenbaker.
Charlotte
Clayton: Stuart's Grandma Moses
Charlotte Clayton paintings are well known and
loved up and down the Treasure Coast of Florida.
by Petey Cox
Florida Legends:
Walt Elias Disney
Pioneered advances in animation, education
and social idealism. by Martha Shistle.
REAL
FLORIDA FINDS®
Statewise
Lawton Chiles: A Great Floridian, the silverpoint
artwork of Carol Prusa, new Florida books debut
and more.
FLA USA Around Florida
Enjoy 1,262 festivals and events this month.
Don't miss the Florida Marlins spring training
games in Jupiter or the Pensacola Bay International
Film & Television Festival.
In the Florida Monthly Kitchen
Rock on with Florida rock shrimp. by Barbera Turnbull
In the Florida Garden
Orchids Enhance the tropical look of any Florida
garden. by Cindy Ann Lowe.
Florida
Homes & Lifestyles®
Some big things to do with small spaces. by
Josie Gulliksen.
Florida Wildlife
Three Lakes Wildlife Management Area
State
Parks: Oscar Scherer State Park
This park is home to threatened species such as
the gopher tortoise, and Florida scrub jay. by
Scott Spaulding
Footprints
Leaving your most valuable legacy. by Brian
Michaels.
TRAVEL
FLORIDA HIGHWAYS®
School
Ties: Osceola Heritage Park
Osceola Heritage Park and Gateway High School have
formed a unique collaboration. by Martha Shistle
The Heart of Florida: Florida's
Freshwater Frontier
Explore Florida's Heartland. by Martha Shistle.
About the Cover:
Russian Girl by Carl von Wenig (1830-1908), painted
1889. Oil on canvas, 117" x 75". This
canvas portrays a boyar's daughter in national
dress. First exhibited at the Imperial Academy
of Arts, it enjoyed great success with the public. It
is an excellent example of an academic interpretaton
of the Neo-Russian style popular in the 1880s and
1890s. The painting is part of the Russian Odyssey:
Riches of the State Russian Museum exhibit, running
through April 11 at the Florida International Museum
in St.Petersburg.
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