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Nov 14, 2009 - Lake Okeechobee

Ok, Saturday.Ok, Saturday....

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Nov 13, 2009 - Clewiston and Okeechobee

Friday morning was downright cold, south Florida or Canada, where WERE we??? We got things packed up for our trip to Lake Okechobee, and then went over to the Royal Palm Hammock Trail.Friday morning was downright cold, south Florida or Canada, where WERE we??? We got things packed up for our trip to Lake Okechobee, and then went over to the Royal Palm Hammock Trail....

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Feb 15, 2009 - Clewiston, FL - Lake Okeechobee

We left Grassy Key about 9 o’clock for our short ride of about 180 miles to Clewiston. ... Then we got off on Highway 27 and that brought us to Clewiston. ... So, the Clewiston / Lake Okeechobee KOA is our home for the next week. ...

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Mar 8, 2008 - Clewston, Florida

Trekies are heading north to St.Trekies are heading north to St....

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Feb 25, 2008 - Clewiston

Well.Well....

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Jan 7, 2008 - Skydive For The Fun Of It

I started skydiving about twenty years ago.I started skydiving about twenty years ago....

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Nov 25, 2007 - Clewiston, FL

Sunday morning we said our goodbyes to Mark's parents, Aunt Bev and Uncle Marty and we set out for Key West, Florida. We drove US 27 to Clewiston on Sunday. ... Our campground in Clewiston was near a sugar cane processing factory and it smelled absolutely awful - like manure, only stronger. ... It was disgusting, but thankfully we would only be there until early the next morning.Sunday morning we said our goodbyes to Mark's parents, Aunt Bev and Uncle Marty and we set out for Key West, Florida. We drove US 27 to Clewiston on Sunday. ... Our campground in Clewiston was near a sugar cane processing factory and it smelled absolutely awful - like manure, only stronger. ... It was disgusting, but thankfully we would only be there until early the next morning....

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