Ask The Expert: Travel
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Florida by Terri Guthrie
n 1981, my husband, Ron, had his first Air Force assignment at Eglin Air Force Base in Florida flying F-15 Eagles. It was a very exciting time and is still a common sight today to see and hear fighter jets fly over the Gulf of Mexico as you play on the beach. My first job was at the Destin Chamber of Commerce and then as a radio news anchor at WFTW. This area is very special to us and why I wanted to
share about 30A – the scenic two lane road that is filled with charm, natural beauty and pristine sugar sand beaches! Blue Mountain: Head over to For The Health of It. It’s an organic food and produce market where you can fuel-up with fresh juices or smoothies. It’s also a great place for a body massage. Grayton: The Shard Shop is a trendy make-your-own-art boutique. They offer classes in ShardART. This is a place where
you can create an original art piece.
Or buy a piece of original art from artist
and owner Mary Hong. The classes are fun and therapeutic.
Seaside: This is such a picturesque little village. Lots of great waterfront dining
and rooftop bars. If you want to learn to surf, attend Austin Magee’s Surf School
at Seaside. Austin is our cousin and is an awesome international surfer.
Rosemary Beach: We love this area and
The Pearl Hotel reminiscent of a European villa. Bike rentals are popular here so
consider a bike trip – my kind of exercise! There are endless things to discover along the 24 mile stretch of 30A. It’s always
an active family vacation or a relaxing romantic getaway!
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