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Really nice!!! loved the part with the paint!

Well, i am from venezuela and i´ve been living in the sunshine state for about 3 yrs so i try my best to know everything about florida, now that i live here, and i think i have done a pretty good job, so little by little i have become an expert hehes, why an expert? cuz i know a lot of places that at least the people i know dont have a clue about their existance, to give an example, there is a hotel underwater in key largo. and also a under water national park.

most of the time people go to san agustín by driving i-95, but i must confess there is a beautiful way to reach san agustín and jax through ormond beach!!! i recommend it. anothe fact about florida is x-mas town jajajas i dont suggest to go there unless you are near that place, but it´s a town that is decorated all year with x-mas ornaments…

there are also springs, the best one, or my favorite to be honest, is blue spring!… i used to travel everyday, about 300 miles average, just for fun… to know new places, restaurants, museums, etc…

sometimes i traveled and spent days in the same place.. lately i´ve been mostly in central florida. anyways the main idea is that i am available for you guys in case you want me to help you with your experiences in florida. as you can see, i have traveled also half of the country… so i know a little bit about these places too… i went to L.A by car, from melboring!!! and so on… bye!

PD: just last year i traveled for fun more than 65.000 miles!!! hahas!

i am expert about venezuela too!!!

como estais? well earlier i wrote a longer note about my beloved city, but it got deleted by mistake, so i wont do it again, basically i said that we have nothing to do there for tourists, but we have OIL, the biggest lake of south america, CHEAAAAAAAAAAP beer, people just drink and play dominos in friends gatherings commonly. really GOOD food, cheerful people, HEEEEEEAT, it is between 38c and 45C degrees the entire year. we also have one the largest brigdes made of concrete of the world. i dont remember what else i was saying, but anyway i was born there, i moved 3years ago. we are peculiar in everything, comparing the behavior of the maracuchos and the rest of the venezuelan people. so if you are interested in learning maracucho’s way of speaking (old spanish) or anything related to my country ill be more than interested in helping you guys! Vamos a beber que hacemos~ typical phrase used everyday when you are inviting someone to drink and have some fun!