Covering All Things Florida
Well over a thousand people turned out Saturday, November 11th, for “The Battle for Veterans.” The event is an annual WWII reenactment and tribute to Veterans at the Zephyrhills, Florida Airport. The two day event was sponsored by the Zephyrhills Museum of Military History.
Florida, with its warm weather and abundant sunshine, is a hub for cultural festivals and exhibitions. The state’s event scene reflects the rich cultural diversity and vibrancy of its communities. Throughout the year, Florida hosts a wide range of festivals and exhibitions that cater to various interests and celebrate different cultures. This dynamic event scene has made Florida a popular destination for locals and visitors alike.
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November 2, 2023Posted inAviation, Aviation and Space News, Florida News, Things to Do and See in Florida
The skies above Sanford, Florida roared with excitement as Commander Kristin “Beo” Wolfe, a veteran United States Air Force pilot, bid an emotional farewell to her illustrious career with a spectacular flight demonstration at the Orlando Air Show on October 29, 2023.
I am not a city boy. In fact, I try to avoid cities as much as possible. But recently I discovered a bit of calm among the chaos. Nestled in the heart of downtown Orlando, Lake Eola is a tranquil oasis that has become an iconic symbol of the city’s beauty and vitality. This picturesque lake, which spans 23 acres, serves as a hub for both tourists and locals, offering a serene escape from the urban hustle and bustle. Lake Eola is not just a body of water; it’s a community gathering place, a recreational destination, and a cultural hotspot that reflects the essence of Orlando.
“Running from the Cops” is just one of the events scheduled for the Florida Man Games in February 2024. Image courtesy of Pete Melfi/Florida Man Games
In a quirky twist on the traditional world of athletic competitions, a group of Floridians has set their sights on hosting a unique event known as the “Florida Man Games.” Inspired by the bizarre exploits of the infamous “Florida Man,” whose antics have become a social media sensation, this event promises to be unlike any other.
If you are visiting Florida and want to create a great launch photograph but the launch is at night, take a look at this relatively simple technique that will yield some great results: a launch streak shot.
Launch streaks are not difficult for nearly any photographer to create, and it doesn’t take any specialized equipment other than a wide-angle lens and a relatively inexpensive shutter release cable used to keep the shutter of your camera open for several minutes during the flight of the rocket. Just follow a basic procedure and you too can create a memorable photo that will be one that you keep for years.
Imagine my surprise. While driving through central Florida recently, I did a “double-take” when I looked out the window and thought I saw a snow-covered hill! I HAD to take a better look. It turns out that I had stumbled on Snow Cat Ridge, which bills itself as Florida’s only Alpine Snow Park.
