Time travel back over a century to 1920 for a day at the beach in Florida. AI enhanced silent black & white footage, now in ultra HD color with sound. Hope you enjoy. A group of high society friends relax Read More …
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It’s easy to take the same route. There’s over 50,000 miles of California State Highway and it only takes you to well-known destinations, but Bartell’s Backroads will take you to some of the hidden places that you won’t want to Read More …
Many take for granted today that Florida is the Sunshine State. But that wasn’t always the case. In the 1920s, an army of real estate boosters set out to redefine Florida from an economic backwater to a ritzy vacation destination, Read More …
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http://www.UltimateChase.com In 2005 Hurricane Wilma became the strongest Category 5 Hurricane in the Atlantic basin in recorded history with a barometric pressure of 882mb. She slammed the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico then went on to hit Florida. Mike Theiss of Read More …
Come take a tour through the most surreal location I have ever witnessed. Filled with tennis courts, 18 loft buildings, one 6 story condo tower complete with penthouses, & a massive restaurant and pool complex. All completely abandoned and untouched. Read More …
From the sugar-white beaches of Siesta Key, to the green wetlands of the Everglades, to vast Florida orange groves, discover the colorful sights and history of the Sunshine State. From the Series Aerial America: Florida https://bitly.com/3abTZsY source
The eerie out-of-this world glow is caused by a bioluminescent algae bloom known as a red tide. But a chemical reaction caused by the movement of the algae turns it neon blue. Photographer Charles Leung, 33, was able to capture Read More …
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