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The Manatee River
(Not long ago I saw a baptism in this river)
It flows south, then west through Lake Manatee to Tampa Bay, a total of 46 miles. In Native American Legend, the Manatee River, dividing line between the Calusa and Timicuan peoples, is known as the “Singing River” because of the most beautiful and lovely music it mysteriously made on certain moons.
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Cypress Knees
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Airboat in the Florida Everglades
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The Florida Everglades
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Our beautiful Spanish Moss
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A bend in the Manatee River
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The new Sunshine Skyway
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Oak Tree on the Manatee River
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Saw Palmettos
These grow wild in every county in Florida
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March 2, 2001