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Editors' Blogs
- November 30th, 2009
You could pop up to the Southeast Museum of Photography in Daytona Beach to check out C-prints by Alfred Stieglitz, Timothy Greenfield-Sanders, and Robert Rauschenberg. But if laid-back, alfresco art-gazing is more your thing, you can't beat the Space Coast Art Festival (spacecoastartfestival.com), which took over downtown Cocoa Beach this past weekend. Now in its 46th year, the two-day event turned North Brevard Avenue into a labyrinth of white tents (the cold tall cans of Kirin Ichiban make you forget how far you've walked).
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- November 20th, 2009
While in North Florida for the Taste of the Beach food and wine festival earlier this month, I had the urge to play some golf. Locals suggested Shalimar Pointe (emeraldcoastgolftrail.com), which turned out to be a friendly course that the regulars couldn't stop boasting about-and a fox and troop of frisky fox squirrels call home.
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- November 17th, 2009
When I found myself face to face with a silver '55 Cadillac Eldorado, a '71 Lamborghini Miura and a midnight-blue '60 Sunbeam with leather straps holding down the hood, I expected a James Bond-like character to whisk me away for a spin.
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- November 10th, 2009
Often I come upon great restaurants that I want to try, only to be told, "Sorry, members and guests only." So when I learned that the Reunion Resort (reunionresort.com) off I-4 at exit 58 was loosening its reins of exclusivity and opening its Eleven tapas lounge and Forte Grille to the public, I didn't hesitate to visit this meticulously landscaped golf community of luxury homes, condos and villas.
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