User:Ebyabe/flocala

Ocala/Silver Springs and surrounding suburbs.

Candler

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  Local cemetery.
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  Marion County Road 464, looking west.
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  Newer house.
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  Newer house.
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  Older house.
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  Older house.
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  Older house.
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  Sign at the east end of Candler
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  VFW outpost

Capulet

Cemetery

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  Stump in cemetery.

Fort McCoy

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  Library
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  Library
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  Post office
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  Post office
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  Post office
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  Post office
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  Store

Montague

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  Intersection of SE 38th Street and SR 464/Maricamp Road. The former town of Montague was at or near this area. No remains are left, so no one is sure exactly where it was.
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  Progress Energy building, on SR 464/Maricamp Road west of the intersection with SE 38th. Some accounts say the former town of Montague was here. No remains are left, so no one is sure exactly where it was.
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  Progress Energy property, on SR 464/Maricamp Road west of the intersection with SE 38th Street. Some accounts say the former town of Montague was here. No remains are left, so no one is sure exactly where it was.

Moss Bluff

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  Marion County Road 464C, looking northeast towards the bridge over the Ocklawaha River.
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  Marion County Road 464C, looking southwest at the bridge over the Ocklawaha River.
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  Inscription on the Marion County Road 464C bridge over the Ocklawaha River.
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  Marion County Road 464C, looking southwest towards the bridge over the Ocklawaha River.
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  The Dam Diner, so named because of the nearby Moss Bluff Lock and Dam. The diner has been a fixture in the area since the 1960s. In the 1950s it was a combination convenience store and filling station.
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  The Dam Diner.
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  The Dam Diner.
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  Sign outside of the Moss Bluff Lock and Dam on the Ocklawaha River.
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  Moss Bluff Lock and Dam on the Ocklawaha River.
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  Moss Bluff Lock and Dam on the Ocklawaha River.
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  Ocklawaha River, looking northwest from the Marion County Road 464C bridge.
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  Ocklawaha River, looking southeast from the Marion County Road 464C bridge.
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  Park next to the dam.

Ocala

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  Plaque with info about the statue.
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  "Horse Fly", one of the fiberglass "Horse Fever" statues. This one is outside of Hospice of Marion County. Plaque with info about the statue.
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  "Paradiso", one of the fiberglass "Horse Fever" statues. This one is on Fort King Street, in the Ocala Historic District. Plaque with info about the statue.

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  Timucua paha reconstruction
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  Timucua paha reconstruction
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  Timucua paha reconstruction

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  Huntington development entrance.
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  Huntington development entrance.
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  Huntington development.
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  Huntington development.
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  Huntington development.

City hall

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  Outside, looking north
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  Outside, looking south
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  Commemorative plague
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  Sign
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Indian Lake State Forest

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Ross Prairie Forest

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Tuscawilla Park

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  Old Armory, now the Tuscawilla Youth Center, in Tuscawilla Park.
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  Old Armory, now the Tuscawilla Youth Center, in Tuscawilla Park.
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  The City Auditorium, in Tuscawilla Park.
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  The City Auditorium, in Tuscawilla Park.
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  The City Auditorium, in Tuscawilla Park.
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  The City Auditorium, in Tuscawilla Park.
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  The City Auditorium, in Tuscawilla Park.
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  The City Auditorium, in Tuscawilla Park.

Salt Springs

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Silver Springs

Silver Springs Theme Park

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  One of the glass-bottom boats
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  Statues that, I believe, were used in the Bond movie Thunderball
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  Statues that, I believe, were used in the Bond movie Thunderball
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  Log underwater near the springs
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  Part of the area where the actual springs emerge from the aquifer
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  Part of the area where the actual springs emerge from the aquifer
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  Part of the area where the actual springs emerge from the aquifer
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  Lighthouse Ride, kind of a horizontal mini-Ferris wheel
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  Lighthouse Ride, kind of a horizontal mini-Ferris wheel, with a statue of the Seminole leader Osceola

Silver River, in and around Silver River State Park

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  Alligator sunning itself
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  Bird flying over the river
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  Bird by the river shore
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  Bird by the river shore
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  Birds on a log in the river
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  Birds on a log in the river
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  Birds on a log in the river
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  Fishes in the river
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  Fishes in the river
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  Rhesus macaque/monkey. They were released in the area in the 1930s to bolster tourism. There were enough to form a breeding population, and they have been in the area ever since. I've heard that some have migrated north over the years and have been seen as far away as Jacksonville.
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  Rhesus macaque/monkey.
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  Turtles sunning themselves on a log
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  Flowers on the river. I think they're called spider flowers or something of that nature, as that's what they look like
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  Flowers on the river. I think they're called spider flowers or something of that nature, as that's what they look like
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  Sign marking the beginning of the Silver River Refuge
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  Looking at river bottom
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  Wreckage on river bottom
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  Wreckage on river bottom
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  Wreckage on river bottom
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  Wreckage on river bottom
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  Walkway. Might be part of Silver River State Park.
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