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In 1968, NASA included “bacon squares” aboard Apollo spacecraft, prompting astronaut Jim Lovell to remark, “Happiness is bacon squares for breakfast.” The love of bacon is also attributed to the 1990s Atkins diet craze that placed
Have you ever wondered what makes The First Coast so special? Well, in these posts, we’re diving into the top experiences that you can only find in NE Florida.
From surfing waves to exploring “Old Florida” parks, new restaurants and outdoor activities – each adventure is a story waiting to be told. And luckily, Jacksonville and the surrounding beaches have it all, so there’s something for EVERYONE.
Get ready to discover the secrets of these unique NE Florida experiences and why they’re must-visit destinations, whether you live here or are just visiting.
Have you ever wondered what makes The First Coast so special? Well, in these posts, we’re diving into the top experiences that you can only find in NE Florida.
From surfing waves to exploring “Old Florida” parks, new restaurants and outdoor activities – each adventure is a story waiting to be told. And luckily, Jacksonville and the surrounding beaches have it all, so there’s something for EVERYONE.
Get ready to discover the secrets of these unique NE Florida experiences and why they’re must-visit destinations, whether you live here or are just visiting.
In 1968, NASA included “bacon squares” aboard Apollo spacecraft, prompting astronaut Jim Lovell to remark, “Happiness is bacon squares for breakfast.” The love of bacon is also attributed to the 1990s Atkins diet craze that placed
We are inundated with stories, television shows, blogs, recipes, hacks and a neverending stream of social media posts that obsessively focus on “what’s new” or “what’s hot.” Decidedly accomplished chefs are being hoisted onto pedestals
Saint Augustine, a favorite tourist destination, is the oldest continuously inhabited city in the United States. Having been founded in 1565, well before Jamestown or Plymouth, the city changed hands between the Spanish and British
St. Augustine Part 2 – Henry Flagler and The Ponce Henry Morrison Flagler was born in New York on January 2, 1830. Intelligent and industrious, Flagler was known for using his ingenuity and abilities to
DISCOVERING FLORIDA! We all know the story about Ponce de Leon, his search for the Fountain of Youth and his connection with St. Augustine. But here’s a little background information I’d like to share: Although
“HOME OF THE BAD MOOD DUDE” … Grumpy’s is already well known around town but they just (about 6+ months ago) opened in Neptune Beach so I had to see what the hype was about.
What is it about corned beef that elevates its stature to the level of an Oscar winning musical performance? What is it exactly that makes it so consistently crave-worthy and satisfying? In the 1965 film
While hot & spicy ingredients such as harissa and sriracha are popular, and plant-based alternatives continue to attract attention, it’s the infusion of global flavors into well-known dishes that have the culinary world abuzz.
Catullo’s needs no introduction by now. They opened up (brick and mortar) in 2019 (they already had a nice following with their Food Truck prior). They are located on the Atlantic/San Pablo Blvd Intersection in
Ever since the late sixties, and even more since the Food Network launched in the early 90’s, an increasing number of individuals have been proclaiming their love and appreciation of food. They are called “foodies.”
It’s heartbreaking to learn that a much loved restaurant is closing its doors after establishing itself as a treasured dining destination and valued part of the community. For me, it’s hard to accept the loss
There are hundreds of places for scuba diving enthusiasts to go “blow bubbles” around the world. My favorite so far is Bonaire in the Netherland Antilles. I’ve been there 6 times. You can be in
