(Mobile book) Waters Less Traveled: Exploring Florida's Big Bend Coast (Florida History and Culture)
▲ Doug Alderson, Gary R. Mormino, Raymond Arsenault ▲
| #2201837 in Books | 2005-12-31 | Ingredients: Example Ingredients | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 9.00 x.51 x6.00l,.53 | File Name: 0813029031 | 160 pages
||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| Bib Bend's hidden treasures|By CJ|I'm not even a kayak enthusiast, but I enjoyed reading this since I live in the Big Bend. My adult nephews love kayaking & have already been down several rivers in mid-Florida. I wanted something to entice them to the rivers & creeks in our area. I enjoyed his take on the people he met as I know some of them personally. The historic snippe||"...should be of interest to native Floridians, ... newcomers and tourists who want to know more about the old Florida that is so rapidly disappearing, and students of Florida culture." --David Lee McMullen, H-Net s
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Florida’s Big Bend Coast is one of America’s longest and wildest continuous wetlands. Seminole Indians once sought refuge from American soldiers along its shores. Today, visitors find a different kind of refuge, a refuge from a hectic world. [PDF.hl13] Waters Less Traveled: Exploring Florida's Big Bend Coast (Florida History and Culture) Rating: 4.67 (730 Votes)
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