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Florida

A man welcoming people on boats from an Indiana beach due to climate change
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Sea Change

Global warming is real, but maybe Florida’s loss will be our gain.

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Dispatch From Florida

“So naturally, when asked to share my thoughts on our current COVID-19 quarantine situation, why wouldn’t a comparison to a hundred-year-old column on post-war Paris be my go-to?”

The Don CeSar
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Destination Hotel: The Don CeSar In Florida

The landmark resort oozes Old Florida charm, retro glamour, and seaside luxury, just a short nonstop flight away.

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Traveler: Alys Beach, FL

Projection Runway: Art lights up the beach.

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Traveler: Panama City Beach

Jimmy Buffett knows what he’s talking about. “Trying to Reason with Hurricane Season” is a losing proposition.

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Realty Check: Sand Castle

This upscale new build in downtown’s St. Joseph neighborhood has the verticality of the area’s signature rowhouses. But the inspiration hails from much farther away: Rosemary Beach, Florida. Both Brad Litz, one of the developers, and Alex White, the architect, vacation in the neo-urban village on the Panhandle and love the predominant aesthetic, a crisp […]

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On The Road With The Dadball Era

There are battles to be fought everywhere—in all directions, inside and out, at all times—during a 14-hour car ride to the Florida Gulf Coast with three bickering kids in the backseat and a pregnant wife in the front and 9,000,000 other Midwestern motorists screaming south down I-65 in unison, in a frenzied, cabin-fevered hell-pack. The family […]

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Miss IN Light IN? Three More Digital Projection Festivals to See

Looking for your next fix of “photon bombing”? Here’s where to go.

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Traveler: Chasing Big-Name Golf in Orlando

More than 170 golf courses and 20 golf academies are in fierce competition for you (and your money).

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Deborah Paul Takes a Rowed Trip

The prospect of being confined to a vehicle worried me far less than the thought of listening to Philosophy and Intellectual History, Volume 2 for 18 hours.

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Deborah Paul Experiences a Sea Change

I left that condo for the last time with a lump in my throat past which I could not swallow. The permanence of the sea reminds me of the impermanence of those of us who marvel at it. This was a gift: the chance to live on the water, if not forever, at least for once in my life.

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