Florida's not just Orlando and beaches. You can drive down some pretty good roads as well.
Today, I came across of very good site for us roadies to take a look at before our next trip to F-L-A.
Liz and I have gone to the Florida Panhandle the last three years and will no doubt go again thanks to what has all the appearances of a fourth straight cold and snowy winter coming our way.
You can find the site at
http://floridascenichighways.com/our-highways/
The state is divided into four areas and 23 highways. Each one has a in depth look at it. An extensive list of links also accompanies each highway.
Well Worth Checking Out. --RoadDog
RoadDog's RoadLog Blog: Being my travels down those great two lane highways of this nation as well as news I learn about them from media sources. Since I'm also very interested in historic preservation, there will be a lot of that as well.
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2 comments:
Just found your blog; I'm also a fan of old roadways and historic preservation. My family was in FL last week, and we drove from Ocala east to Daytona beach on 40. It was a great trip through the National Forest. Saw a guy selling gator jerky from the back of his truck! FYI, my travel blog is "Go BIG or Go Home," a chronicle of what happens when my small-town family visits the "world’s largest"…whatever! http://GoBIGorGoHomeBlog.com
There is so much more of old Florida than all the commercialized stuff in the central part of the state.
I just wish I had gotten interested in old roads before 2002.
I already had your blog on my favorites. Traveling with a set reason like visiting lighthouses or Civil War sites is the way to go. I like you idea of going for the big things.
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