SweetTea Journal Summer/Winter 2007
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.
Features
Big Boats, Big Fish, Big Money
By Bruce Vanwyngarden
For serious fishing aficionados, the Bay Point Invitational Billfish Tournament
is prestigious and selective —and all about landing one colossal catch.
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Into Plein Air
By Melanie Radzicki Mcmanus
With prominent plein air painters from across the country participating, this inaugural
2006 event captures the spirit of the Forgotten Coast on canvas.
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Past Perfect
By Jim Noles
The St. Joe Company's ambitious plan to return thousands of acres in Northwest Florida
to their natural state begins.
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Water Worlds
By Lee Gimpel
Florida State University's newly invigorated Coastal and Marine Laboratory says
the sky —and the sea —is the limit.
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A Fresh Take on Old Florida
By Paul Goldberger
Florida's pioneer architectural heritage lives today in the reimagined Old Florida
style of WindMark Beach.
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Hidden Treasures
By Todd Keith
Two renowned photographers reveal the remote and mysterious Dead Lakes in brilliant
color and spellbinding black and white.
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Columns
Perspectives
Pushing the Limits
by Nancy Henderson
It's grueling and exhausting, but strangely enough fun for the international competitors
who swim, bike, and run the race's nearly 140-mile course.
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Local Flavor
A Seafood Way of Life
by JoAnn Milivojevic
A Southern Foodways Alliance field trip uncovers the distinctive flavors of Apalachicola.
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Good Reads
Wildflowers Galore
by Taylor Bruce
A look at Gil Nelson's guidebook,
East Gulf Coastal Plain Wildflowers
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Reflections
The Green Light
by Daniel Wallace
The novelist shares his playful take on the scientific phenomenon known as the green
flash.
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