Travel In Florida

For example, Disneyland, Universal Orlando, Magic Kingdoms, and Florida Keys. Each of these attractions attract millions of tourists each year due to all of the fun things you can do. I think these attractions impact their culture because they are the things that shape Florida into the state that is it today. People travel from all over the world to see these places. In Indiana there aren’t as many fun attractions, they are mostly historic. This is a cool difference because it gives us a background on U.S. history but could also be fun for people who are interested in history. There are many places to visit from museums to memorials, all very cool things. If you ever get tired of seeing Palm Trees, Indiana would be a great place to visit. Although it is missing out on the Palm Trees, you could never miss out on seeing a field. Indiana is known for growing crops in huge fields all over state. Farming plays a huge role in our lives. A lot of food Florida receives is exported from Indiana. Florida is too dry and hot all year long to grow crops. Yes they do grow some, but they mostly grow on trees, for example oranges. Oranges play a huge role in Florida, it is one of their many traditions. In Florida, people hand-squeeze oranges like we do with Lemons, to make Orange Juice. Most of the world’s Orange Juice comes from Florida and is another thing that makes Florida so pure and

Going through Florida and Alabama, the landscape can change drastically. Florida has mostly flat land, especially while driving. Alabama on the other hand, has quite a few hill like roads to go through. Both of the states have amazing nature trails and state parks to visit though Alabama has a bigger tick problem than Florida does. Due to the landscape, which consists of a lot of wooded area, Alabama has more hunting as a major pass time unlike Florida. Both states have beaches, but with Florida being a peninsula, there are more beaches to choose from. Both states can have a muddy terrain and can have swamps like the Everglades in Florida or the Bear Creek Swamp in Alabama.

Thirdly, the people who live in Florida have a big influence on the country. People who live in Florida are always optimistic, they’re always smiling. Which distribute good vibes to other people. Also, people in Florida are affable and they tend to help each other a lot. They always give a helping hand for people in need. Another thing about the people who live in Florida is that they are from all over the world, so there’s different nationalities and languages everywhere you go.

Two of the biggest theme parks in Orlando, Florida are Walt Disney World and Universal Studios Florida. Both of the theme parks are huge competitors when it comes to getting customers and money. In this essay I will show you which of the two theme parks is better than the other, by using multiple different categories that theme parks use when making their parks.

Florida has always been a beautiful state aligned with unique natural wonders which has made it a location of wonder within the U.S. Even with Florida’s majestic natural appeal the state in its territorial years struggled with its public image as Indian attacks were common place in the region along with yellow fever and environmental phenomena such as hurricanes. Following in the end of the Seminole and the Civil war Florida began to search for a new identity and sense of prosperity in the face of massive changes to its economy and societal structure. With the advent of new technologies, the borders of Florida for the first time were opened to larger encompassing audience of visitors from all over the country who came to marvel at the natural landscape and relax in the temperate weather. Gary Mormino author of “Land of Sunshine State of Dreams” described in his book the factors and obstacles which challenged and ultimately propelled Florida to experience monumental growth in the 20th century. From the rapid use of automobiles to the creation of the magic Kingdom Florida has numerous factors to acknowledge when recognizing its recent success in America. While Gary Mormino book makes no effort to shy away from the less favorable aspects Florida history including the financial struggles of the early nineties, his book is clearly portraying an optimistic tone which echoes the glories of Florida’s past and future.

If you are like me, you have grown bored with the theme parks, not to mention the expense, in Orlando, Florida. Here are a few ideas that have been fun-filled and educational for our family. We travel in a camper, which opens a whole new world of travel. If you don 't have a camper, one can be rented from almost any RV salesperson. Prices vary, but it will average out to about the same as a week in Orlando. These are just our experiences, and we are not a travel agent. Number 1: If you enjoy Florida then try a trip down Florida Highway 101. You can pick up Highway 101 in Jacksonville, Florida. As you head south you will be able to view miles of beaches. There are many places to park and enjoy the beach at your leisure. You will be passing through several small towns that offer the traveler sights and services. Make sure you plan a day or two stop in the oldest city St. Augustine, Florida. The shops and sights are well worth a two day stop. From here continue south and visit Daytona Beach, the home of the first NASCAR race. Number 2: From Atlanta, Georgia head North on Interstate 75. Make sure when you get to Calhoun, you exit and follow the signs to Echota. This is the location of the first Cherokee Indian Capitol. There is a great museum showing the life of the Cherokee Nation. Back on I-75 North your next stop should be Chattanooga, Tn. Here you can find several battlefields and museums concerning the War Between the States. There are monuments for every group of

We are going to talk about Florida’s history, economy, energy resources, famous, landmarks, and geography. It is a state with a lot of good people and places. It has a lot of history and beautiful landmarks. We are going to learn about Florida and everything in it.

The Florida Keys is one of the most famous and most visited island groups in the world. Since the keys went through a crisis where the keys were almost destroyed. The residents refused to give up there their land. For the people on the east coast the keys were important because of it significance in the economy, How the people felt about other wanted to tear down the island, and how their used now.

land. Florida has many environmental qualities that draws people to it. This state of Florida

The historic and charming city of Tallahassee is best known for being the capital of the Sunshine State. The North Florida city is a place where southern charm elegantly couples with the diverse beauty that is Florida. The lush, green landscape of the capital city boasts centuries-old live oaks, stately plantations, and explosions of flowering perennials. The subtropical climate that is responsible for the lush flora and fauna of the region also makes air-conditioning a must-have-item. Luckily, most homes in Tallahassee are outfitted with air-conditioning as well as many other modern amenities. Popular area amenities include outdoor

World War II had an incredible affect on the state of Florida. Although each state had growth after WWII, Florida was one that grew more than the rest. Military Installations swept the state, inviting men from all over America to move to Florida for military training. Because of the influx of people moving to the state, economically, Florida began to thrive. This meant new jobs which meant more money for the state. The social life of Floridians began to pick up as well. Tourists traveled from every state to visit Florida. Those Yankees just couldn't resist the warm climate, great wildlife views and cooling ocean waters of the Sunshine State.

Vast beaches, amusement parks and resorts are all places that are abundant in Florida. There are numerous interesting things to visit, and numerous neighborhood’s that would suit a family of any kind scattered through the state. The Unique clash of skyscraper cities that are minutes away from the ocean front and year round warm temperatures make this an ideal place for people who are seeking warm weather and a change of scenery. It also makes Florida a very popular place to live, with 365 thousand people moving here a year, around 25 thousand of which move into Marion and the surrounding county 's, this state has a large influx of new residence which has made Florida the 3rd most populated state in America (Business Insider, ppiofmarioncounty.org). The massive influx of new people leads to a near constant expansion of cities and towns that are filled to the max, making the amount of natural forest in Florida shrink daily. The Florida Department of Environmental Protection’s report, History of Florida 's Conservation Lands, states:

Okaloosa County is made up of 930 square miles of land and 152 square miles of water and the county stretches from the Alabama border in the north to the Gulf of Mexico in the south. The county is home to over 198,664 citizens and serves approximately 30,000 students. Okaloosa County School District, OCSD, just celebrated their 100th year! Founded in 1915, Okaloosa County School District is currently comprised of thirty-three public schools.

Florida joined the United States as a state on March 3, 1845; the 27th state. Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de Leon landed in Northeast Florida to claim Florida for Spain. He named the state in tribute to Spain’s Easter celebration known as “Pascua Florida”, or Feast of Flower. Soon after, it was known as the sunshine state. In the 20th century, tourism became Florida’s leading industry and has remained this way today. The Spanish had great expectations of Florida despite of the obstacles they had to face, although some obstacles became successful in Florida.

When I close my eyes and imagine, I can still clearly hear the gentle splash of the waves lapping the shoreline, and feel the slight ocean breeze whizz through my hair, sending it flying in every direction. During the frigid and dreary months of Missouri’s winter, there is one place in particular that my heart longs to be. Marco Island, Florida. When most people think of a luxurious vacation, they imagine crystal clear water, snowy white sands, and a miraculous five star hotel. Marco Island is no Bora Bora, but to me it’s the most enchanting small town that values simplicity and offers pure bliss to anyone coming to visit.