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Nature is indeed wonderful, but some of us would like to enjoy it with minimum effort. This series guides us in travels to experience the pleasures of Florida nature without a lot of huffing and puffing. Easygoing means no sweat, not blisters, no overnight camping, and no long, arduous hikes. To make this series, a site must be beautiful and easy to reach, must not cost a lot of money, and must not require an inordinate amount of exercise to enjoy it.

This is the second of three volumes that will cover the entire state. Here in central Florida first we visit Water Worlds that include the Orlando wetlands, Merritt Island, and a fish camp. Then we go airboating on the St. Johns River. We head on to the Enchanted Waters of Wekiwa and Gemini Springs and encounter the manatees of Blue Springs. We visit the Big Scrub of the Ocala National Forest and venture along the Yearling Trail. We sample the pleasures of a longleaf pine forest, the Emeralda Marsh, and Cypress Cove before heading over to the Green Swamp and Fort DeSoto Park. Along the Nature Coast, we explore Chassahowitzka and the whooping cranes, Cedar Key, and Crystal River before heading back inland to the Devil's Millhopper, Paynes Prairie, and Ravine State Gardens. And plenty more! Central Florida has an abundance of natural sites for the easygoing traveler..
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Doug Waitley teaches you how to enjoy the nature of Florida with minimum effort. These trips are for fun, not exercise Their purpose is to stimulate the mind, not the muscles. There are plenty of books for fanatic nature-lovers. This is for more casual nature-lovers.

*Easygoing means no sweat.

*Easygoing means no foot calluses.

*Easygoing means no overnight camping.

*Easygoing means no long, arduous hikes.

This is not an encyclopedic listing of FloridaÂ's natural places. To make this book, a site must meet the following criteria:

*It must be beautiful.

*It must be easy to reach.

*It must not require an inordinate amount of exertion to enjoy.

*It must not cost a lot of money.

This is the first of three volumes that will cover the entire state. Here in southern Florida we go to east coast beaches, the Indian River lagoon, the St. Johns marsh, the Kissimmee prairie and Highlands Hammock. Then we head farther south to the Corkscrew and Fakahatchee swamps, the west coast beaches, the mangroves, the Everglades, and the Keys..
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This colorful and practical guide provides the perfect introduction to the enjoyment any beginner can get out of riding, no matter what their age.

Emphasizing the bond between horse and rider, key tips and checklists are pulled out for easy reference and personal anecdotes from experienced riders add a helpful dimension. The reader is taken through basic care and grooming, simple anatomy, which explains how a horse moves, and is introduced to the horse's natural behavior and how it thinks thinks. Step-by-step photographs and diagrams describe saddling up, mounting and the correct way to sit and hold the reins. Simple horseback exercises, with and without a saddle, will give a new rider the confidence needed to handle their horse and a series of basic schooling exercises will help to develop control and increase the understanding between horse and rider.

The author's enthusiasm together with the numerous attractive, clear photographs, make this a practical and inspirational introduction to the fun of riding..
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Title: Un juez de pañuelo fácil: Orejas a Spínola; Angelo, triunfador.(corridas de toros; México)(TT: An easy-going Spanish judge: the ears for Spínola; Angelo, the victor.)(TA: bullfighting; Mexico)(Columna)
Author: Eduardo del Río
Publication:Siempre! (Refereed)
Date: September 16, 1999
Publisher: Edicional Siempre
Volume: 46 Issue: 2413 Page: 80

Article Type: Columna

Distributed by Thomson Gale.
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