One hundred and fifty years ago or so, the Seminole Indians lived in these parts. Along the Fort King River, they built villages and trading posts, such as what you see here. These are replicas of course, which you can view as you glide down the river in one of the boats from Silver Springs park.
19 comments:
What an interesting place, looks like a great place to spend some time floating along the water.
Belle image !
Et nous, hommes "civilisés" nous avons tout détruit : les indiens, la nature, et bientôt la Terre.
idyllic!
Fantastic spot! A bit on the mysterious side.
This has got to be the most interesting post yet, for me anyway. And of course, your photos are gorgeous, especially the second one.
Lovely reflection!
Beautiful pictures Jacob!
thanks for sharing
Léia
Great! Wonderful place, amazing shots. The trees are incredible. I'll get a boat for sure.
We love to be here at Xmas time.
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Replicas or not; they make a great photo. It would be a wonderful place to visit.
Cool. Do people stay here?
@ Halcyon - Nobody lives here...it's for the tourists.
Great post. This is a place I would love to visit even though they are replicas.
Beautiful shots Jacob! Of course I love anything Seminole! ;)
It must have been a pleasant life for the Seminole when they lived there. Great shots as always.
Wow! These pics are amazing. Those trees are totally awesome.
Too good. I should tell you.. this place is almost like the one I've always dreamt to be in or atleast visit! Awsome capture.!
Awesome photograph.
I love finding out about all these beautiful places in which people live, it's the next best thing to traveling.
As for the lightning picture you commented on, I'm fortunate as this is the view from my balcony and I quickly snapped about 7 shots whilst feeding my kids and getting ready (6:30am) and I was lucky that one turned out to be a cracker.
@ myphotographer - Thanks for coming by! You certainly have a fantastic view from your balcony...still it is amazing that you were able to catch such a good lightning shot!
Have a great day!
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