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Soaring to New Heights with the FSU Flying High Circus

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By Heather Bailey
| floridaroadtrip.org
Bonus Content: Pit Stop Florida State University is only one of two colleges in the nation with a circus program, and the only one with its own big top. The program has been a part of the college since 1947 when the university became co-ed, and the program was made to bring both the male and female students together through athletics. Students learn a lot more than just the performance itself… they also learn to set-up the tent, make their own costumes, and rig their equipment.
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Can You Name Your State Capitals? Florida: Tallahassee

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By Heather Bailey
| floridaroadtrip.org
Bonus Content: Pit Stop Do you remember learning all your state capitals in grade school? I would guess most kids knew the capital for their home state, but I would bet many were tripped up by some other states with smaller cities serving as home to their governments. For example, I have aunts and uncles who live just outside of St. Louis, Missouri, a city with the Gateway Arch landmark, one of the best teams in baseball (Go Cards!), the St. Louis Blues and the sporadic home to a couple NFL teams.
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America’s story told at the Lincolnville Museum and Cultural Center

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By Heather Bailey
| floridaroadtrip.org
Bonus Content: Pit Stop Founded in 1565 by the Spanish, St. Augustine is known as “the nation’s oldest city”. That means the city has more than 450 years of history, and if you’ve ever been there, you know if feels as if you are walking through an outdoor museum. From the fort, to the old buildings to the cobblestone roads you feel transported back in time. What you may not think of is the city’s role in more recent U.S. history.
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