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Jacksonville, Florida, is located in Florida's First Coast and is the largest city not only in Northeast Florida, but in the entire continental United States. Jacksonville has a wealth of beaches, excellent shopping, great restaurants and is rich in history.
The city has several historical sights including Kingsley Plantation, Fort Clinch, Fort Caroline, and the Timucuan Preserve. It is also home to the largest contemporary art museum in the Southeastern United States as well as the Cummer Art Gallery.
In 1901 a majority of downtown Jacksonville was burnt down in a massive fire causing the locals to have to rebuild the entire region. The Museum of Science and History has a great exhibit dedicated to this disaster. After the city started undergoing repair, New York filmmakers discovered the area and flocked here in the winters to film movies.
Temperatures in the city range from 50's and 60's in the winter and the high 90's in the summer. The locals say they experience only two seasons, Summer and Spring, as the leaves never change colors and there is rarely ever snow.
Jacksonville has a wonderful zoo with many beautiful animals including primates, snakes, giraffes, rhinos and elephants!
The city has several historical sights including Kingsley Plantation, Fort Clinch, Fort Caroline, and the Timucuan Preserve. It is also home to the largest contemporary art museum in the Southeastern United States as well as the Cummer Art Gallery.
In 1901 a majority of downtown Jacksonville was burnt down in a massive fire causing the locals to have to rebuild the entire region. The Museum of Science and History has a great exhibit dedicated to this disaster. After the city started undergoing repair, New York filmmakers discovered the area and flocked here in the winters to film movies.
Temperatures in the city range from 50's and 60's in the winter and the high 90's in the summer. The locals say they experience only two seasons, Summer and Spring, as the leaves never change colors and there is rarely ever snow.
Jacksonville has a wonderful zoo with many beautiful animals including primates, snakes, giraffes, rhinos and elephants!
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Apr 11, 2007 – Aug 31, 2009
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You're standing at a baggage carousel for what seems like forever when the steady flow of bags onto the conveyor belt slows to a trickle, then stops. Your bags are nowhere in sight. Or your bags do show up, but look like an angry gorilla has been throwing them around his cage for sport. Who's respo…
Dec 28, 2004 – Jul 26, 2008
This morning I took my mom, dad and my two year old niece Olivia to the beach at Little Talbot Island State Park. I visited the beach the previous week on a field trip and was told by a park ranger about a spot on the island that is perfect for finding starfish and sanddollars. The isla…
May 10, 2007 – Jul 11, 2007
We came, we saw, we conquered. Our study abroad was well worth it, and I am thoroughly convinced that a return is necessary in my future. I made great friends and had incredible experiences. The portenos do not lie when they say that their country has the best of many things. I will return, Argenti…
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