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Apr 11 2016

Fishing in Cape Canaveral, Florida: Goliath Grouper

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by Steve

Fishing in Cape Canaveral, Florida, can be marvelously exciting. Or wonderfully relaxing. Or just unbelievable. The latter is today’s topic of conversation, the goliath grouper. This member of the grouper family is an Eastern Atlantic fish, and the good news is this: they like shallow, tropical waters (depths of 16 to 164 feet). Can you come into contact with a goliath grouper here in Cape Canaveral? Absolutely.[vc_separator type="transparent" position="left" color="" border_style="dashed" width="" thickness="" up="10" down=""]In fact, this just happened to Dr. Sam Gerson right here in Cape Canaveral a year...

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Apr 04 2016

Delivery and Take-out Food in Cape Canaveral, FL

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by Steve

Ordering take-out is a great way to change up your dining experience here at the Cape Winds Resort. All of our condos come with a fully-equipped kitchen, but when the weather is beautiful and the days are shorter than they should be, there’s nothing like getting extra time at the beach by letting one of the area’s highly rated restaurants do the cooking for you![vc_separator type="transparent" position="left" color="" border_style="dashed" width="" thickness="" up="10" down=""]Many restaurants in both Cape Canaveral and Cocoa Beach will deliver right to your condo (or, if you...

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space coast history
Mar 28 2016

The History of Cape Canaveral: The Space Race

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by Steve

As Cape Canaveral entered the first third of the 20th century, it was obvious how this once only-get-there-by-boat collection of communities (Canaveral Harbor, Artesia, De Soto Beach, and Journalista Beach) were becoming more advanced than the finishing communities that they used to be. The Evening Star Reporter was founded, and the area started to realize that it was more than just waterways.[vc_separator type="transparent" position="left" color="" border_style="dashed" width="" thickness="" up="10" down=""]Congress approved the construction on of a deepwater port in 1929, but it didn’t get started until decades later. This became...

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cape winds history part three
Mar 21 2016

The History of Cape Canaveral, Florida: Growing With the Times

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by Steve

We’ve discuss previously how Cape Canaveral started after millions of years underwater, talked about the early animals that used to live in the area (from camels to wooly mammoths), and spent some time talking about how the local Native American population had a significant impact on the area, especially during the time that early Europeans were coming to settle in America.[vc_separator type="transparent" position="left" color="" border_style="dashed" width="" thickness="" up="10" down=""]Today, we’re going to jump ahead a few hundred years to the 1800s. Douglas Dummitt moved to town, and in addition be...

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history of cape canaveral part two featured
Mar 14 2016

The History of Cape Canaveral: Ais and Timucuans

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by Steve

While Cape Canaveral spent much of its history underwater, when it finally formed, the sea levels surrounding it were 20-30 feet below current levels. Early life in Cape Canaveral included camels, bison, mammoths, mastodons, and giant armadillos mixed in with the animals you can still find here today—rabbits, squirrels, deer, opossums, and raccoons. All of this early life was also coupled with the bounty of marine life pulled from the sea, making Cape Canaveral a prime location for living because of its plentiful resources that helped sustain life. At one...

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history of cape canaveral part one feature
Mar 07 2016

The History of Cape Canaveral: The Beginning

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by Steve

Cape Canaveral, one of the nation’s most famous locations, wasn’t always Cape Canaveral. In fact, it wasn’t always anything at all. Cape Canaveral was non-existent, as it was underwater for most of its history.[vc_separator type="transparent" position="left" color="" border_style="dashed" width="" thickness="" up="10" down=""]Today, as far as 10-15 miles inland, construction crews constantly dig up evidence of marine life. Sea shells inherent to the area and dune lines are easily discovered inland, offering more proof that that for much of history, Cape Canaveral simply didn’t exist.[vc_separator type="transparent" position="left" color="" border_style="dashed" width="" thickness=""...

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Exploration Tower in Cape Canaveral
Mar 03 2016

Exploration Tower in Cape Canaveral, FL

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by Steve

Exploration Tower is a beautiful architectural work in Port Canaveral, FL. With observation decks, exhibits for the whole family, an auditorium, eatery, gift shop, and more, the Exploration Tower is a captivating stop when visiting Port Canaveral, FL. It’s especially wonderful if you time your visit along with a rocket launch from the nearby space center, as well as during times where the cruise ships are coming or going from Port Canaveral.[vc_separator type="transparent" position="left" color="" border_style="dashed" width="" thickness="" up="10" down=""] Hosting Events at Exploration Tower We often accommodate beach weddings here at...

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Golf N Gator Cape Canaveral FL
Mar 01 2016

Golf n Gator – Cape Canaveral Vacation Rental Attraction

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If you’re wondering how to get the most enjoyment out of your cape canaveral vacation rental, look no further than one mile down the road from the Cape Winds! A short drive away from the Cape Winds Resort is the Golf n Gator, a 36 hole golf course with a wide display of reptiles for the animal lovers in your family.  [vc_separator type="transparent" position="left" color="" border_style="dashed" width="" thickness="10" up="" down=""] The two 18 hole courses are surrounded by a waterfall and several large ponds filled with fish, turtles, and alligators of all sizes. You...

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