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Showing posts with label ft myers fl. Show all posts
Friday, April 10, 2009

Walk of Fame 2

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Sometimes I forget just how few people lived in Florida at the beginning of the last century. It was really a vast land with a small populat...
Monday, April 6, 2009

Edison's Gardens

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Just across the street from Thomas Edison's lab and the adjacent museum lie the Winter Estates of both Thomas Edison and Henry Ford. Edi...
Sunday, April 5, 2009

Edison Museum and Laboratory

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Fourth grade was the year I really fell in love with reading. My favorite thing to read was biographies. In my head I can still see the biog...
Wednesday, April 1, 2009

The Fate of Ft. Myers

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I’d visited this Southwest Florida town twice before, once when I was a kid on family vacation and later to visit a friend's uncle. I en...
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Tuesday, March 31, 2009

Tacky or Kitschy?

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I really wanted to visit the Shell Factory in North Fort Myers to see the massive sign fronting the Tamiami Trail, a giant, golden wishbone...
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Rick Kilby grew up in Gainesville, Florida, looking for shark’s teeth in creeks, swimming in springs, and wading in swamps. After graduating with a degree in graphic design from the University of Florida, Kilby worked as an art director for a Central Florida attraction and a golf company before launching his own graphic design business in 2000. Committed to spreading the gospel about preserving the natural and historic resources of Florida, his mission is to motivate other Floridians to appreciate the wonders of their state. Author of "Finding the Fountain of Youth" published in 2013 and "Florida's Healing Waters" published in 2020. https://www.rickkilby.com/shop
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