The rail yard in Dunnellon in 1906 was a hopping place as phosphate was a booming business at the time. Phosphate and rock was moved out of the bustling industrial community to nearby Rockwell and Inglis to prepare for use by industry elsewhere.
This photo is from ‘Dunnellon-Boomtown of the 1890s’ by Lester Dinkins.
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Took about a four mile hike in Wekiva Springs State Park in western Seminole County. Click here to plan a trip to visit Wekiva Springs State Park.
Well, I’d been mixing up days traveling across the state and this proves it. This was taped on December 30th, not the 29th as I state in the film.
Amazing what $1.50 could get you at one time!
It’s the Downtown Lakeland Christmas train decoration in Munn Park with an Amtrak train rolling past in the background.
Swampy takes the trail at Wekiva Springs State Park!
