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Homes of the Year.
From cozy bungalows to mod condos to beachside beauties, we showcase our favorite First Coast abodes for 2008. Join us as we peek inside an Oceanside home is Ponte Vedra Beach that follows the classic wedding saying of “something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue.” Also, we’ve dip into a few pools you have to see to believe. Come on in. Don’t forget to wipe your feet. |
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Sea Plus.
An Oceanfront villa in Atlantic Beach that earns design marks way above average. Without any formal training or education in design or construction, Greg Saig had to learn from the ground up. He learned quickly and discovered he had the ability to see a beautiful pearl hidden within an ordinary oyster.
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Rooms of the Year.
The quaint, the spacious and the most beautiful, as appearing in the pages of Jacksonville Magazine over the past 12 months |
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Duty Calls.
She flies Slow and Low and the U.S. Navy would be lost without her.
There’s not much one would consider sexy or exotic about the P-3C Orion. She’s a vital asset in the U.S. Navy’s arsenal of aircraft but she’s not flashy or fast. Certainly, she’s not the kind of subject about which movies like Top Gun are made. If fighter planes are the pretty cheerleaders who get all the attention at school, the P-3 is more akin to the cafeteria lunch lady—she’s old and a bit tired, her appearance is behind the times and she spends long hours performing duties that garner little attention. |
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Get Real.
First Coasters find their 15 minutes of fame. And, in some cases, a whole lot more. Whitney Thompson had no intention of auditioning for America’s Next Top Model. In fact, she was seriously considering quitting modeling altogether until a chance encounter at a California airport. |
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Summer Pleasures.
Your day-by-day calendar to the First Coast’s BEST SUMMER PLEASURES.
SUMMER ON THE FIRST COAST may herald the onset of sweltering heat and afternoon downpours, but there’s a lot more to the year’s hottest season than you might think. From open-air concerts to last-minute road trips, Jacksonville Magazine has got you covered. We’ve put together a day-to-day plan for sailing through the 93 days of summer in the River
City, replete with refreshing cocktail recipes to a waterfront-dining guide. So, cozy up with a cold one and prepare yourself for a good time.
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the Guide.
Jacksonville Magazine's monthly 16-page guide to Northeast Florida food, fine dining and entertainment. Includes a feature story, restaurant listings, cork talk, neighborhood finds and more.
[ Click here to download a pdf version of The Guide. ] |
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