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Absolutely. The leaves DO change in North Florida, from around Gainesville all the way up to Tallahassee and across the Panhandle to Pensacola. And there are pumpkins and hayrides, believe it or not.
AGAIN, Naples is NOT representative of the entire, rather huge State. It is a VERY small corner of a huge and diverse State.
Your blind hatred is again clouding the true reality of the situation there.
from May thru December. When do they leaves change? January? I have a bush in my backyard that gets brown spots on them about December. Is that leaves changing?
Perhaps because your blind hatred of the place kept you from their obviously superior farmers markets.
You should have checked out other places than your neighborhood Winn-Dixie.
You are correct, I truly dislike Orlando and most of Florida with the exception of the Miami area for vacation purposes. But that has nothing to do with my views on fruit. Orlando is just not a great place for a person that enjoys fruit and vegetables.
You are correct, I truly dislike Orlando and most of Florida with the exception of the Miami area for vacation purposes. Orlando is just not a great place for a person that enjoys fruit and vegetables.
Wrong. The only possible reason Orlando would not be a place for someone that enjoys fruit and vegetables would be that that certain someone has no idea how to access fresh, local produce. Some of the best local produce in the Country, I might add.
Perhaps you were afraid of interacting with the local farmers or something, which would fit your little agenda rather neatly.
I think this is the kind of changing colors TANaples is talking about, Florida simply does not have that:
You have obviously never spent time in other parts of Florida.
They most certainly DO have that.
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