I am doing a speech on Florida springs. I would like to include some facts from this book. I am in Casselberry, if anyone has a copy I can boorow it would be great. An electronic version would be great too.
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I am doing a speech on Florida springs. I would like to include some facts from this book. I am in Casselberry, if anyone has a copy I can boorow it would be great. An electronic version would be great too.
C
Curt : http://www.bing.com/search?FORM=WLET...ureless+to+Man
You should see if you can find a video on Shecks book .
Take care
:)
Jack
ps: you stlll running my dpv ? It still working ok ? I may like to borrow it back one day !
I got the Alachua County public library to order this book years ago and as far as I know they still have it.
You could ask your library to do the same or try to get it through inter-library loan.
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Or you could just buy your own :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by curtschu
http://stores.homestead.com/NSS-CDS/...Man/Detail.bok
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Originally Posted by FW
deffinatly a good book to have on the shelf. Got my copy as a birth day gift
I have it and the batteries are are good but it is a pain to charge. I have to charge the batteries separately because some POS stole my 24 volt charger.Quote:
Originally Posted by JE
Metal detector hooked me up. I wish I had two nickles to rub together. Student loans just don't go very far. I hope This year changes everythingQuote:
Originally Posted by FW
I hope better times are ahead for everyone. something has to change. it breaks my heart hearing about divers who cant dive anymore due to financial limitations
What is the specific topic and where/when are you giving it?Quote:
Originally Posted by curtschu
Florida Springs and the ones in Seminole county. Is is for school. It is so fun being the oldest person in a class. Some of the kids are still in highschool even.Quote:
Originally Posted by DKKearns
Not much info here on Seminole County, but try http://publicfiles.dep.state.fl.us/F...s/seminole.pdfQuote:
Originally Posted by curtschu
Here is another with a longer list of Seminole County springs with maps & pictures, but not much descriptive info: http://www.thiswaytothe.net/springs/...asprings.shtml
Oh I got good data, Bulletin 66 is great. and my wife bought me a really cool book "Images of America, Along the Wekiva River" It has lots of pictures and articles about Wekiva(Clay Springs), Rock Springs, Sanlando and Hoosier Springs. Folks don't realize how many springs ther are here on the southern edge of the Ocala Uplift. Almost no one here has dove Apopka Blue. They put up a really secure fence now so I think that one is gone for good.Quote:
Originally Posted by DKKearns