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Port Orange Magazine Web Page 2

Yesterday's items

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Distractions

 Weekend Wandering For Port Orange 

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Dog Parks

Deland Fl Dog Park

DELTONA FL DOG PARK

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IMAGES

Nature around Port Orange 3

People around Port Orange 1

People In and Around Port Orange 2

Ponce Inlet Art Festival 2009

RECENT IMAGES IN PORT ORANGE(miscellaneous images)

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   INFORMATION   

BUSINESSES FOR THE PORT ORANGE AREA

Computer Logic group

Construction sites in Port Orange Florida

EAT IN PORT ORANGE

   Editor, Port Orange Images                               

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In And Around Port Orange
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See and Do in Port Orange Florida
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Nearby Port Orange,

 DAYTONA BEACH FLORIDA

Dead Whale in Daytona Beach Shores Fl 2007

Edgewater Florida

NEW SMYRNA BEACH FLORIDA

ORMOND BEACH FLORIDA

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OPINIONS

BAD BUSINESS IN AMERICA

Dysfunctional Government

Port Orange City Council 2008

Port Orange City Council 2009

Straight Talk from Lou Dobbs

THE RIGHTEOUS RELIGIONS

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PARKS AND BEACHES

Beach at Dunlawton

BEACH AT SUNGLOW PIER

Beaches Near Port Orange

Bridge Port Orange

Buschman Park Port Orange Fl

CITY CENTER PORT ORANGE FL

City Center Sports Complex

Ponce Inlet Volusia County Park Fl

PORT ORANGE CAUSEWAY PARK

Riverside Park

THE PAVILION PORT ORANGE

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 Port Orange Images    

                   Photo Magazine On Line     

Beach at Dunlawton Ave.
Daytona Beach Shores, Fl.
 

Click on  images to enlarge. 

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                                                Images taken in Sept. 2006

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March 6, 2004 - Dunlawton approach to the beach. 
The building next to the restrooms will be a new Lifeguard facility
and the poles are for the new control lookout tower
and dispatch services
 for the Dunlawton Life Guard Station crew.
When completed the old structure will be torn down.  

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Phyllis Ave. stairs to the beach is about 1/2 mile south of Dunlawton Ave., on A1A.  The public parking lot adjoins the Sun Glow Pier parking lot.  May 17, 2003.

A shower is provided at the top of the stairs.

In the shade of the pier.

These stairs are the approach to and from the Sunglow Pier.

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Demotte Ave approach is usually closed to vehicle traffic, but has spaces for parking and it is a short walk to the beach.   One block south of Dunlawton approach.  May 17, 2003.

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Larry J. Fornari, Sr., Park - Daytona Shores - A1A, about 6 blocks north of Dunlawton Ave., on Simpson Street.  -   May 10, 2003, temperature about 92 degrees.  So hot I forgot to take pictures of the wooden benches on top of the stairs overlooking the beach and ocean.

-  Small parking lot.

  - In the background are; outside shower, picnic table and bench, and rest rooms.

   Any vehicles that park to the left of the wooden pole markers are subject to fines.  That area is reserved for turtles.  Some portions of the beach are closed to vehicles, because of where the turtles like to nest.  Strangely, they like to nest in front of the grand Ocean Walk Hotel, the magnificent Adams Mark hotel, and the luxurious condos in Ponce Inlet.  Turtles are not too keen to nest on the south side of the Main Street Pier, or on both sides of Sunglow pier.  Perhaps they smell the turtle soup cooking in the restaurants on said piers?  In any case, conveniently, you can drive your car onto the beach and park on the sand near  those pier restaurants.  Port Orange residents can drive their cars on the nearest beach access to the city on Dunlawton Ave. Somehow, the turtles are not too keen to make their homes where probably the majority of Port Orange residents enjoy the beach. Save the turtles, damn the people! 

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