Things To Do In Tallahassee, Wakulla and Crawfordville!
Tallahassee, Wakulla and Crawfordville features eight golf courses and numerous tennis courts and many natural and man-made trails for running, walking and skating. Of course, with two large universities, spectator sports a way of life in Tallahassee, Wakulla and Crawfordville. The Florida State Seminoles and the FAMU Rattlers provide lots of collegiate action in all sporting arenas. And always a sure bet are the nearby greyhound races in Jefferson County. Another favorite "sport" in Tallahassee, Wakulla and Crawfordville --- shopping --- is quite a crowd pleaser with two large regional malls and many specialty centers. Additionally the area offers an array of options ranging from antique shops, lakeside cottage boutiques, and downtown outdoor markets.
Boasting more than 145 properties listed on
the National Register of Historic Places, Tallahassee, Wakulla and Crawfordville is a living showcase of
Florida history and heritage. Within minutes of Tallahassee, Wakulla and Crawfordville is the 52-acre
natural habitat of the
Tallahassee, Wakulla and Crawfordville
Museum of History and Natural Science, home to the rare Florida panther and
other "furry and not-so furry" native Florida wildlife. The area surrounding
Tallahassee, Wakulla and Crawfordville reveals numerous historic and archaeological treasures, such as
Mission San Lus, Natural Bridge Battlefield and San Marcos de Apalache.
Visitors to the Museum of Florida History can explore prehistoric Florida when
greeted by a giant 12,000-year-old mastodon pulled from nearby Wakulla
Springs.
Residents with a hunger for the great
outdoors will find Tallahassee, Wakulla and Crawfordville an ideal location for outdoor recreation
including canoeing down dark, cypress-lined rivers, biking steep slopes or long
lazy canopy roads, exploring back county wilderness areas, hunting for bobwhite
quail. Area lakes, rivers, ponds and the Gulf of Mexico offer perfect spots for
boating and fishing. On the shores of
Wakulla
Springs, alligators laze underneath the huge old cypress trees. The site of
many underwater scenes in "Tarzan movies, it's one of the world's deepest
freshwater springs. Glass-bottomed boat tours are available to view these
mystical waters and the natural wildlife.
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Investment Real Estate >Real Estate Booms
Some economists link the buying habits of "baby boomers" to the demand for homes in this country. They argue that the population will stabilize or decline as these potential buyers age and their children are grown.
What is left out of such a picture is that the emerging real estate market is made up of people who are immigrating to this country. When these newcomers have achieved a stable income, they look for the best living situation they can find, often preferring buying to renting.
Real estate continues to be an attractive investment opportunity. If you are sitting out the current market because you are afraid that the appreciation won't continue, you may want to re-think your decision. Today's market is providing opportunities for homeowners and smart investors from all over the globe.
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Where would you go if you wished to stay in the world's most expensive hotel room?
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The Imperial Suite at the President Wilson Hotel in Geneva, Switzerland, which can be reserved for $33,000 per night. |
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