Travel & Points of Interest
Tuesday, July 1st, 2008Common Circle Expeditions: Eco Tours
As per
Common Circle Expeditions:
You’ll get to live with intention as you explore organic farms and eco-communities. Discover the ways of permaculture as you meet incredible people and participate in enriching service projects. Learn how we can design a sustainable society. Live in the moment and reclaim your connection to the earth, your community and yourself. […]
Gumbo Limbo Environmental Center
Gumbo Limbo located in Boca Raton, FL has a lot to offer visitors. It’s an excellent coastal and marine preserve.
From their butterfly garden and nature trails to towers that overlook the ocean. They have sea turtles and sharks in tanks along with some lobster and fish.
You can even adopt a turtle and help with […]
Nice people do exist
just not many of them are located in South Florida!
But, if you go 4 1/2-5 hours north to St. Augustine, you’ll find lots of them!
We recently went on a mini vacation to St. Augustine, which is such a cool & relaxing vacation spot. It’s full of history, nice shops, great beaches, and polite people.
I always […]
Old South Carriage Co. in Charleston, SC
If you ever travel to Charleston, SC you should really spend an hour and take the guided tour of the historical city. We’ve gone a couple times now and each time we use the
Old South Carriage Co. The guides are friendly and usually you walk away laughing and having learned more about the city […]
Hat man in Charleston SC
If you’ve ever walked around the historical section of Charleston, SC you may’ve run into Hat Man. He was discovered on a side of a building when they were removing layers of paint and opted to keep him there. Every part of him is a different type of hat.
Thought he was really cool and great […]
Dinosaurs in Miami?!
Yes, it’s true there are dinosaurs in Miami, FL at least for right now.
You can visit online at http://www.miamisci.org/ or go in person if you’re in the area.
Was amazing to see the background history on the difference of dinosaurs from our continent compared to the dinosaurs here which came from China.
and it was toooo fun […]
Coral Castle
amazing what one little man could do waaaaaaaaaay back then.
You can visit the website at http://coralcastle.com/freqaq.html
but like the site says “Coral Castle is on the National Register of historic places and is truly an amazing place to visit. The story behind the castle is that Edward Leedskalnin, out of obsessed love for a young girl, […]
St. Augustine, FL
The Castillo de San Marcos, built 1672-1695, served primarily as an outpost of the Spanish Empire, guarding St. Augustine, the first permanent European settlement in the continental United States, and also protecting the sea route for treasure ships returning to Spain. Although the Castillo has served a number of nations throughout its history, it has […]