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MADem

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5. Last time we were down there (a bit over a year ago) we did the "tour" of Flagler College.

Reply to Rowdyboy (Original post)

Thu May 21, 2015, 11:41 AM

May 2015

Didn't have anyone applying there, it wasn't an academic tour, it was an historical one--I found it fascinating because it used to be an old hotel and the architecture is rather remarkable. We also saw a few other sights, but that was surprisingly interesting.

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Last time we were down there (a bit over a year ago) we did the "tour" of Flagler College. MADem May 2015 #5