fla-gypsy
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mudfuel07 wrote:We have a tradition of camping there for Father's Day every year and since it's only about an hour south of us, it makes a nice trip to take the camper out. fla-gypsy, where are you located at? Chiefland for me.
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Steeljag
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Speaking of RS........just made reservations to meet some friends there for the Halloween weekend. Looking forward to a nice cool 3 night weekend !!
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Bob Shaw
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That sounds better than the canoe trip my son took at Juniper Springs. Apparently, they haven't maintained the canoe trail, and my son and his wife dumped their canoe over while trying to "limbo" under a log accros the trail.
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My cousin jogs through that park and swims there regularly, as she lives in Dunnellon and teaches at the local high school. I really need to take the rig down there and pay her and her husband a visit.
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pamie50
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ok boys we live in rainbow springs , we do have a nice little town, lived here 16 years, the park is realy alot better now that the state took it back from the county, the state has put alot of work into it, and while you're here do use some of our business here, we have nice little places to eat, the blue gator is on the river good fish,music on the week ends we even have a walmart LOL enjoy your stay with our little town, but know that we have those dumb cameras at the lights, 158.00 fine if you go through happy camping
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Retired JSO
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pamie50 wrote:ok boys we live in rainbow springs , we do have a nice little town, lived here 16 years, the park is realy alot better now that the state took it back from the county, the state has put alot of work into it, and while you're here do use some of our business here, we have nice little places to eat, the blue gator is on the river good fish,music on the week ends we even have a walmart LOL enjoy your stay with our little town, but know that we have those dumb cameras at the lights, 158.00 fine if you go through happy camping
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NanciL
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Bob Shaw wrote:That sounds better than the canoe trip my son took at Juniper Springs. Apparently, they haven't maintained the canoe trail, and my son and his wife dumped their canoe over while trying to "limbo" under a log accros the trail.
There is absolutely no comparison between Juniper Springs and Rainbow Spring runs.
Rainbow is wide from it's inception to where it flows into the withlacoochee, with no overhanging trees while Juniper starts off as a narrow brook and never get very wide and most of it is complete wilderness.
I love them both, but if you are not an experienced paddler you will have some difficulty as well as a few laughs paddling Juniper
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