The Disney and Universal Studios theme parks dominate tourist attention, but for this trip I sought out lesser known adventures.
For instance, a canal tour. When you hear that, you may think of Venice or St. Petersberg, two cities with extensive canals. Winter Park, Florida probably doesn't spring to mind! But, a small canal system exists - a big industry in the late 19th century was timber and logging, so canals were built to connect several lakes together and move lumber around. In those days, a sawmill was on the shores of Lake Virginia and there was also a railroad line! Now the area is surrounded with some high-priced real estate (summer homes of wealthy industrialists of the era) and Rollins College.
Harp Fountain
Elephant Ear Leaves
Canal to Lake Virginia
Nice home!
Garden
Clouds
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