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Disney Vacations and St Pete Beach

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Disney World is of course a good choice for the younger crowd as the park features a fun atmosphere featuring the many Disney characters. Choose summer for the warmest days at water parks; winter holidays including Christmas and New Year’s Eve feature special events at Disney parks; and fall and spring are great times to find vacation values and smaller crowds at Orlando’s popular attractions. Orlando, Florida, vacations are practically synonymous with Disney vacations, and first-time Orlando visitors and veterans alike will agree – the attractions at the Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida are a must-see. If you are planning to spend a vacation or holiday in Orlando or at Disney World, then one of the first things you need to do is to figure out what kind of accommodations are best for you. Continue reading →

St Pete Beach Vacation Near Fort Desoto

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Fort DeSoto is more than a beach or park; it’s a blend of Florida history, pristine beauty and abundant nature all wrapped up in a white sandy beach. Fort Desoto is the largest park in the Pinellas County Park system and comprises 5 islands totalling 1,136 acres of land. Fort DeSoto is one of those rare, rare places where you have a chance to make some good bird photos virtually 365 days a year. Fort DeSoto is also home to North Beach, a glorious stretch of sand that was rated the top beach in the country in 2005. Continue reading →

Salvador Dali Gallery Near St Pete Beach

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The Salvador Dali museum is one of several local attractions including the Saint Petersburg Museum of History and the Bayfront Center Arena. The Salvador Dali Museum is the flagship of cultural tourism on the West Coast of Florida, welcoming over 200,000 visitors each year from around the world. Salvador Dali Museum is the World’s largest collection of works by the renowned Spanish surrealist. Petersburg’s Salvador Dali Museum is the permanent home of the world’s most comprehensive collection of the renowned Spanish artist’s work. Continue reading →

Cleo Robertson St Pete Beach Today

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What I found out along the way was that I was good at typing, I could think and type and I liked to figure things out. On January 1, 1941 my mother, Sara Elizabeth Zahnizer Robertson, moved four children ages 2 to 12 into a small cottage on 7th Avenue in Pass-a-Grille and said, “There, now grow up.” And I did. After graduating from Boca Ciega High School, I passed up four college scholarships I had won and instead caught a Greyhound bus to Cleveland, Ohio to find my fame and fortune. Continue reading →

Tango It Takes More More Than Two

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When I was asked by e.mail last October if I wanted to go to Buenos Aires in November for three weeks to learn how to tango dance, I replied “Yes” and hit “Send.” Never gave it a thought as to what I was getting myself in to. Now, a month after returning, I am still running scenes and people, dance steps and dance halls through my mind’s eye and enjoying every moment all over again. Let me share with you what I learned, not only about tango dancing, but about me as well. Continue reading →