SweetTea Journal
SweetTea Journal celebrates all that is great about Northwest Florida. With its
informative writing and remarkable photography, the award-winning magazine captures
the essence of this distinctive corner of Florida. And like its namesake, SweetTea
Journal is Southern in all the best ways.
From the Porches of Northwest Florida
In the glorious underwater caves and caverns of Jackson County, Florida, thrill comes easy to divers. In our Summer issue, we profile a dangerous cave diving sport, a Blue Mountain Beach artist weaving life of art and a trip to Florida with a mean Chihuahua named Barnabas...
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It's a simple pleasure to travel within a complex landscape and know you're just one small piece of the puzzle. In our Spring issue, we visit wildlife preserves near Lake Wimico and the Apalachicola River, pursue the perfect fish in the perfect setting as well as revisit the Confederacy's last victory...
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Photographer Brian Francis traveled along U.S. Highway 98 and County Road 30-A from
Grayton Beach to Alligator Point to capture the most alluring front porches and
entryways for our photo essay...
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In our third issue, readers familiar with the Forgotten Coast (that lovely
stretch of coast extending from a few miles west of Port St. Joe to just east of
Apalachicola) will know the kind of brilliant beaches that are found here and consistently
named among the nation's finest...
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Beyond the obvious attractions of great beaches and great oysters (see
Gourmet
contributing editor John T. Edge's paean to the city's famous bivalves), there are
plenty of other memories to be made in our region of Northwest Florida...
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This inaugural issue contains knowledge to be shared among those who love this distinctive
area. In this issue, we've asked renowned photo journalist Richard Bickel to turn
his lens on the residents of his adopted town, Apalachicola, to
introduce
the hardworking people who make this coastal area so singular...
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