. A guide to Florida for tourists, sportsmen and settlers . ement. Relics of both of these former resi-dents have been found here. The winding river is followed to the east, pasta point where it widens, only to narrow again,at Fort Gates (io6 m.). It again expands, onthe right is an island, on the left Parkers Landing on the right and Or-ange Point on the left the steamboat enters LakeGeorge. Parkers Landing is on Drayton Islandwhich is well worthy of a visit because of itstropic beauty, citrus groves and interesting abo-riginal remains. [Daily trips are made fromPalatka her
. A guide to Florida for tourists, sportsmen and settlers . ement. Relics of both of these former resi-dents have been found here. The winding river is followed to the east, pasta point where it widens, only to narrow again,at Fort Gates (io6 m.). It again expands, onthe right is an island, on the left Parkers Landing on the right and Or-ange Point on the left the steamboat enters LakeGeorge. Parkers Landing is on Drayton Islandwhich is well worthy of a visit because of itstropic beauty, citrus groves and interesting abo-riginal remains. [Daily trips are made fromPalatka here by a small steamer.] Lake Georgeis twelve miles long by seven miles wide, andis a beautiful sheet of water. Its wooded shoresand sparkling depths make the journey across itonly too short. Between Volusia Bar (135 m.),the site of an early Spanish mission on the rightand Zindar Landing on the left, the river againsuddenly narrows, and the scenery is like theformer reaches. Astor (139 m.) is on the right bank. [Abranch of the A. C. L. Railway to Fort Mason. u u U< #
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