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Florida Monthly's 2002 Best of Florida Awards The 7th annual readers' poll has been compiled,
and the votes have been counted (and recounted). You chose
the best people, places, things and events. And the winners
are....
The Way We Wore Some nonresidents may relegate Florida's fashion
sense to nothing more than a Disney T-shirt and sandals,
but the Sunshine State has a multifaceted fashion history.
by Stephanie Green
REAL
FLORIDA FINDS
Inside Florida
by E. Douglas Cifers
Statewise
Modern-day David and Goliath face the Florida Supreme
Court, a Tallahassee ecologist coproduces a National Geographic
Explorer film, new Florida books debut and more..
FLA USA Around Florida
Enjoy hundreds of festivals, concerts, theater performances,
museum exhibits and sporting events this month. Don't
miss the Seeing Red Wine Festival at the Beaches of South
Walton or the 18th Annual Mount Dora Craft Festival.
Footprints Join The Genie for part two of the mystery surrounding
a tombstone in Putnam County. by Brian Michaels
In The Florida Monthly Kitchen Take a look at what's hot purchase them to how to
eat them. Try these recipes for brewed oysters, oyster
dressing and crusty onion fried oysters. by Chef Tom Thomas
Florida Homes & Lifestyles
Whether you're planning a major remodeling or you
just want to change the look, get the functional, practical,
luxurious bathroom you've been dreaming of. by C.B. Nicholas
State Parks
The Fred Gannon Rocky Bayou State Park features campgrounds,
picnic pavilions, nature trails, both freshwater and saltwater
fishing, and one of the best boat launching ramps in the
area. by Matthew Earhart
Watching Wildlife
The Mike Roess Gold Head Branch State Park boasts two
very different habitats, the sandy uplands and the lush
ravine, and is part of the Great Florida Birding Trail.
In the Florida Garden
Plants damaged by hurricanes need special attention and
care. Follow these tips, and your lawn and garden will
weather the storm. by Dr. Bob Black
TRAVEL
FLORIDA HIGHWAYS
St. Augustine Lighthouse A sentinel has stood along Anastasia Island in St.
Augustine since the 16th century. Today, the St. Augustine
Lighthouse has been restored and is open as a museum,
meeting place and educational facility. OUR
FLORIDA HERITAGE
Clogging This high-energy dance style performed by college
students and great-grandmothers alike is a Florida tradition
given a contemporary twist. by Josie Gulliksen
Pioneer Days Museum "Travel Through Time" is more than
a slogan at the 28th Annual Pioneer Days Festival held
at the Pioneer Florida Museum in Dade City. by Nicole
Talley
Legends Eckerd fostered a humble three drugstores into
the 2nd largest chain in the country. He is also known
in Florida for his community activism and philanthropy.
State Secrets The boundary between Spanish Florida and Georgia
was disputed at the end of the Revolutionary War, and
new adventures await in Florida's National Forests. by
George Lane, Jr.
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