Lake Griffin State Park

Hotelement Adventures - Lake Griffin State Park, Fruitland Park, Florida

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Before Florida was known as one of the U.S.'s top tourist destinations, it used to be one of the top states in beef production. Unlike ranching today, the ranchers back then didn't have the convenience of modern technology and Google Maps to help guide them through the acres of swamp and farmland when moving their herds across the state.

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