International Guide to Florida 1970

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053: [Text] The Top of the Strip Scenic Tower, 203 feet in height, offers a panoramic view of the entire Miracle Strip resort area. [Photographic Illustration]

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055: [Text] Okeechobee fishing camp [Photographic Illustration]

056: [Text] Keys [Illustration]

057: [Text] SAILING in the Dry Tortugas on a balmy, sun-filled day is just one way in which visitors can enjoy themselves while in the keys. An AERIAL VIEW of just one of many scenic bridges which join all the islands comprising the Keys. In all, there are 42 bridges connecting these picturesque and vacation-oriented islands. [Photographic Illustrations]

058: [Text] Highlands {Illustration]

059: [Text] Golfing in the Highlands, as in all of Florida, is an excellent way to relax and enjoy the constant sunshine. [Photographic Illustration]

060: [Text] Art festivals blossom with the flowers in Spring throughout Florida, including the annual Sidewalk Art Festival in Daytona Beach each April. [Photographic Illustration]

061: [Text] Daytona Beach comes alive as gaily covered lights fill the evening sky. [Photographic Illustration]

062: [Text] Cruises come in all shapes and sizes...economy and luxury...brief or prolongued. There's a cruise to match every budget. [Photographic Illustration]

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064: [Text] The beauty of nature is evident from atop the Citrus Tower. Lush tropical Florida citrus comprises 1/3 of the world's citrus harvest. [Photographic Illustrations]

065: [Text] Florida living can be a pure joy, especially when residents live in a Marco Island Villa on the golf course. [Photographic Illustration]

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068: [Text] General Development Corporation's statuesque new 11-story Miami headquarters features a distinctive appearance. [Photographic Illustration]