Well another weekend over and we’re less than 2 weeks from Christmas…are you ready yet?  Main picture and this one are from Columbia Restaurant in Tampa again.

Clermont is often referred to as the ‘Gem of the Hills’ due to its beautiful hilly landscape.

ARMED FORCES HISTORY MUSEUM  www.armedforcesmuseum.com

2050 34th Way North—-Largo, Fl. 33771

Experience their battle.  Honor their sacrifice.  Relive their history.  Salute their heroism.  Largest collection of military memorabilia in the Southeast.  Uniforms, ordnances from around the world.  Watch Pearl Harbor footage, look at items from Hollywood elite who entertained at the USO shows.  Working 42′ submarine periscope.  WWII communication center,  stories of local hero who won the Medal of Honor.  Replica of a partial MASH tent.  Saddam Hussein’s uniform.   Ride WWII M8 reconnaissance vehicle, Climb into the cockpit of a Russian Mig.  Actual Quonset Hut.  Nearly 100,000 artifacts and 50 operational vehicles.

Tues-Sat 10 am – 4 pm

Sunday noon-4

Closed Mondays and major holidays

 Activities like camping, hunting, fishing, riding, hang-gliding and para-gliding are quite popular in Clermont.

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713 W. Montrose St—Clermont, Fl. 34711    352-404-7899

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Monday-Friday:  11-4pm
Saturday:               8-2pm
Sunday:                   Closed

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There are more than 15 golf courses around Clermont, which satisfy the needs of the ardent golf enthusiasts.

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Just a short distance from Clermont you can try the various types of wines at the Lakeridge Winery & Vineyards.

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A CHRISTMAS IDEA:  BAKE YOUR FAVORITE cake in a giftible, unusual shaped pan.  After cooling completely out of the pan, return the cake to the pan and cover it with powered sugar.   Make sure to include the cake recipe.  (another suggestion from Publix .  http://www.publix.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=2015_digital_corp&utm_term=publix)

Clermont is a city in Lake County, Florida, United States, about 22 miles west of Orlando and 22 miles southeast of Leesburg. The population was 30,201 as of 2013.

Today I thought I’d feature another town in Florida that might figure nicely in the adventure category:  CLERMONT.  Oh the picture of the knit shop and all the rest till the end are my pictures taken in Clermont.

Clermont’s Historic Village, at the corner of West Avenue and Osceola Street, is a cooperative effort of the South Lake County Historical Society and the City of Clermont.

One of  the newer places (Route 27 north) is the Lake Ridge Winery & Vineyard.  Opened in 1989 it uses all  Florida  Grown grape and is surround by vineyards.  Tours and tastings are available daily and check their  site for their fun events with vendors, live music and all manner of food.  http://www.lakeridgewinery.com/Events/

Clermont Name Meaning /French: habitational name from any of the various places named Clermont, from Old French clair, cler ‘bright’, ‘clear’ + mont ‘hill’, i.e. a hill that could be seen a long way off.

Clermont was founded in 1884, by four gentlemen from New Jersey who incorporated it into the Clermont Improvement Company, the  French name a tribute to one of the founders birthplace (he was of Polish ancestry though).  The town with it’s  main street named Montrose (after a town where  another one of the founders grew up  in, in Pennsylvania) . William House the company president with one of the founders moved here.  House built a three story mansion with a five story tower.   They sold lots to northerners stressing the beauty and healthy aspects of the area.  But the facts were not the same as the advertisement and complaints included mosquitoes, streets of loose sand and huge colonies of wild hogs who loved the sand streets and brought flies with them.  Add to this that there was no sewer system and the stinky outhouses and you had a recipe for eventual failure—which came in 1895 with the big freeze in February with the destruction of the town’s main crop citrus.  The founders and their president with empty wallets headed home, the mansion became a rooming house and Clermont operated without a municipal government for the next two decades.

Clermont, Florida, is known as the “Choice of Champions”

 Clermont has its own haunted house (probably more than one but this one was featured on Unsolved Mysteries and in at least one book. )  The man who supposedly haunts the house was murdered in 1975 when he ran outside to put out a fire in his truck and was shot at close range with a shotgun.  The crime to this day is unsolved.  The ghost is famous as he has been photographed.  Visitors to he house have experienced everything from a bad smell (a mixture of ammonia, sulfur and smelly socks), to feeling a cold sensation and others have found music boxes playing by themselves.  Doorknobs are said to turn, rocker move by themselves and so do swings even when it’s calm.  Also see:  https://studios.amazon.com/discussions/Tx20YLY1X4V5IEL

Clermont was incorporated in 1916.

The Great Freeze wasn’t the only time the weather was to damage Clermont–in 1983 on Christmas morning the worst freezes in 20th century Florida hit devastating hundreds of thousands of orange and grapefruit trees.  Clermont was one of the hardest hit communities but in less than five years Clermont had began replacing the groves with houses.  Only 1/2 an hour drive from Walt Disney World it became a bedroom community and it also began attracting a large number of retirees as well as the commuters.  The housing developments are now scattered about what well may be the hillest town in Florida with its multiple lakes and giant oaks and other variety of trees and other plants.

Downtown Clermont: This core area of Clermont is located between State Road 50 and the south shore of Lake Minneola. This area provides a variety of unique retail shops, restaurants and businesses, as well as the Art League, the Clermont City Center and Clermont City Hall. Also located at the west end of downtown is the Historic Village.

Clermont’s Historic Village, at the corner of West Avenue and Osceola Street, is a cooperative effort of the South Lake County Historical Society and the City of Clermont.

It includes:

The Townsend House: built in approximately 1895 . This was the home of James and Sallie Townsend, the first African-American couple to make their home in Clermont.

Kern House. The house was built in approximately 1885.   Alexander and Eleonora Kern were farmers in New Jersey who moved to Central Florida with their two children. Mr. Kern built a water tank in the backyard of this home and hand pumped water from Crystal Lake to supply his home with water.

Depot building, which was built around 1925. The building includes rest rooms, covered picnic area, a small office, a concession stand and a meeting room which will seat 30 to 40 people.

Cooper Memorial Library building, built in 1914 restored to a Museum.

Quonset Hut restored as a World War II Museum.

Clermont’s Historic Village is open every Saturday and Sunday afternoon from 2:00pm to 4:00pm.

The main roads through Clermont consist of State Road 50 and U.S. Route 27.

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Contact the Citrus Tower today to learn more about our 50+ years of heritage, or stop by for a majestic view of the rolling hills of Florida’s ridge section and hundreds of spring-fed lakes in the surrounding 8-county area.  http://www.citrustower.com/clermont/contact/

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Other Sources

Best Backroads of Florida—Douglas Waitley

Haunting Sunshine—Jack Powell

Hidden Florida–Ray Reigart, Ed.

The Best Small Towns Under the Sun—Robert J. Howard

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The bizarre Catalonian tradition of caga tió (or “defecating log” in English) involves creating a character out of a small log – often complete with a grinning face and hat – which sits on the dining room table during the fortnight leading up to Christmas. It has to be fed every day with fruit, nuts and sweets, and then – on Christmas Eve – the entire family beats the log with sticks, while singing traditional songs, forcing the log to excrete its treats.     http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/picturegalleries/8214909/The-worlds-weirdest-Christmas-traditions.html?frame=1790284

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CHRISTMAS IDEA:

Publix recommends that you try:  Hosting a full sit-down holiday meal, collaborate on a family/friends potluck or appetizers-only gathering—finger food is fun and festive but not so hard on the budget.   PUBLIX FAMILY STYLE:  DEC/JAN 2015/16

Czech women predict on Christmas whether they will marry in the next year by throwing a shoe over their shoulders while standing with their backs to the house door. If the shoe lands with the heel toward the door, the woman will stay single for another year.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/12/20/weird-holiday-traditions_n_4482210.html

Today I’ve been giving you some ideas on strange Christmas (at least to us) Traditions.    I grew up in West Virginia and it wasn’t till I moved further north that I heard of opening presents on the night before Christmas, I being an eager kid thought it was a great idea, but my parents never bought it.   A friend of mine says her mother always decorated the tree on Christmas Eve.  Seems a lot of effort for one day but…

Mari Lwyd

In Wales, a person is disguised as a horse, complete with a horse’s skull and parades through the streets, going from door to door singing as part of a luck-bringing tradition

One thing I remember from being a kid was that everything was closed on Christmas except the hospital and police department.  I thought just for fun I’d see what’s open in the Orlando area on the holiday:

I found 34 restaurants with Christmas menus:  There’s the usual on International Drive catering as we always have tourist for the theme parks and where you have large number of people staying in hotels they tend to h to stay open no matter what as you have to feed them….it look bad to have complaints about near starved visitors.  But the are some other places all about  all about including the Twisted Tuna in Stuart.    http://thetwistedtuna.co

Then there’s the BoJangles franchise (8 stores)  that just shot down a few weeks before Christmas, here in town with no prior notice to his employee just because he could–http://www.wftv.com/news/news/local/bojangles-closes-all-8-central-florida-restaurants/npdPp/  but that’s a whole other story and one can only hope that Christmas spirits are included in his near future.

Italy – La Befana

Pre-dating the modern Father Christmas story by a long way the witch La Befana has some remarkable similarities with St Nick including climbing down the chimney, rewarding good children with presents and giving bad children coal. So similar in fact we wonder if Chris Kringle might possibly have nicked his greatest hits.       https://www.statravel.co.uk/travel-blog/2014/12/6-weird-christmas-traditions-from-around-the-world/

 

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Good morning all–how’s your Christmas schedule going?  I’m decorating my office today, tomorrow is living room and Friday am going Christmas shopping also working.

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DAVEY CROCKET PROBABLY DIDN’T DIE DURING THE FIGHT FOR THE ALAMO.  Recent scholarship, has suggested another possibility: that Crockett was executed by Santa Anna along with several others after the battle was over. (The Death of Davey Crocket  by Michael Lind ~ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED IN THE WILSON QUARTERLY )~  also you might not know that the bodies were burned and left to the elements.  “The bodies, with the exception of Gregorio Esparza‘s, were cremated on pyres… Esparza’s brother Francisco was a soldier in the Mexican army and received permission from Santa Anna for a Christian burial.  The ashes that were left  to the elements, were recovered almost a year later (1837) and a funeral was held but the final resting place was never reported to the public.  In 1936  remains were found at the Cathedral of San Fernando , and re-interred in a marble sarcophagus. Purported to hold the ashes of Travis, Bowie and Crockett, some have doubted it can be proven whose remains are entombed there. ^{https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Alamo_defenders}

I don’t think anybody should write his autobiography until after he’s dead. –Samuel Goldwyn,an American film producer

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  ^{T vvJuan Seguín oversaw the 1837 recovery of the abandoned ashes and officiated at the February 25 funeral.}

Good morning back to my normal time to get this out.  Yesterday was just my usual work and today more of same….Have lots of things to list before I sleep.

Christmas is a time when you get homesick — even when you’re home. ~Carol Nelson

Honorable mention:  (I haven’t been here yet, but the lovely lady showed us inside even though they were closing down for the day and we promised her and ourselves we’d eat here next trip to Sanford  http://www.sanfordfl.gov/index.aspx?page=53: )

ZORBA’S RESTAURANT                                             http://zorbasgreekfood.com/

115 E. 1st St.                                                                                                              Sanford 32771

Chef Tony is a native of the island Lesvos, Greece  http://www.lesvos.com/ . He has worked, operated, and owned several restaurants in Connecticut and Massachusetts. He brings his 30 plus years of expertise to Central Florida.

The menu is huge and includes Italian pastas as well as pizzas as well as a full Greek menu with even baklava, Greek Coffee, beer and wine and Ghalaktoboureko (Unlike mille-feuille, which it otherwise resembles, the custard is baked with the pastry, not added afterwards.)

Christmas is the gentlest, loveliest festival of the revolving year — and yet, for all that, when it speaks, its voice has strong authority. ~W.J. Cameron

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Or GIVE THEM A GIFT OF A PLACE & YOUR TIME

For instance if you live near-by or have kids that have been begging set up a trip to Disney, or Universal or Sea World.  Give them a certificate (you can find some on line that you can mock up) that give the place and even better date and time you’ll take them to their desired destination (you might want to throw in some other items for younger children as this summer going to Florida for the parks might be a bit disappointing when they were expecting more of a hands on and immediate gift. )

May Peace be your gift at Christmas and your blessing all year through! ~Author Unknown

Or give a gift of your time:  Have an elderly neighbor who can’t keep their lawn up as good as they use to—Give them a certificate for what ever hours you can spare in the next year and include it with some candy or cookies or fruit basket to further brighten up their day).     This is an especially great way to give help to those persons who are too proud to ask.

Christmas is the season for kindling the fire of hospitality in the hall, the genial flame of charity in the heart.  ~Washington Irving

DON’T FORGET THOSE 4-LEGGED FRIENDS

For your pups:     Soft and fuzzy animals of all sizes (for the small as well as tall critter in your life) stuffed animals

Chew bones—they even have bacon scented ones.

and for the dog who has everything:

This dog collar features an 8.5-carat sapphire as its centerpiece and  600 handset diamonds with a sturdy yet fashionable ostrich leather band, the Amour de la Mer  is only $899,000,  Or you could get Amour collar from the same jewelry collection for more than $3 million (“Bugatti of dog collars.”)  http://www.dogster.com/lifestyle/holiday-gift-guide-expensive-pampered-pooch-luxury-dog

Cat’s are less decorative and more practical:  Here’s an extraordinary climbing wall that’s stylish, fanciful and can be customized for your cat’s exquisite tastes. The Catswall is a modular aluminum wall hanging system. It includes a five-by-five-foot slat wall, three cozy boxes with cheeky cutouts, a ladder, a set of steps, and four Catspassages that are perfect platforms for jumping. Get your Catswall system, starting at just $1,159. (not to mention cheaper).  http://www.catster.com/lifestyle/holiday-gift-guide-expensive-pampered-cat-luxury-cats-gifts

Gifts of time and love are surely the basic ingredients of a truly merry Christmas. ~Peg Bracken

And don’t forget to up date your Christmas play list to help get and  keep you in the mood:

JINGLE BELLS by James Taylor

ELF’S LAMENT by Barenaked Ladies

WHITE CHRISTMAS by Otis Redding

SILVER BELL by She & Him

CHRISTMAS ISLAND by Leon Redbone

SANTA CLAUS IS COMIN’ TO TOWN by Bruce Springstein

WONDERFUL CHRISTMASTIME by The Shins

SLEIGH RIDE by Elsa Fitzgerald

WINTER WONDERLAND by Harry Connick Jr

Public Family Style December/January

Isn’t it funny that at Christmas something in you gets so lonely for — I don’t know what exactly, but it’s something that you don’t mind so much not having at other times. ~Kate L. Bosher

Instead of being a time of unusual behavior, Christmas is perhaps the only time in the year when people can obey their natural impulses and express their true sentiments without feeling self-conscious and, perhaps, foolish. Christmas, in short, is about the only chance a man has to be himself. ~Francis C. Farley

I KNOW I’M VERY late today, but I had items sell I had to go pick up my Christmas tree with my room mate and then come home wrap all those thing and go back out to put them in the mail and then home where I collapsed behind my desk where I proceeded to relist everything that had outdated and now I’m trying to catch up with you guys.

In 1821 the United States acquired the Florida region from Spain, however the Seminole Wars postponed the settlement of the territory. After the Indian battles were over, a large number of orange groves were established.

In 1870, General Henry Shelton Sanford purchased a vast acreage and laid out the city of Sanford. The city was incorporated in 1877.

Swedes were brought in to convert the wilderness landscape into a major citrus area.

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Pictures today are back to Ybor City…enjoy.

my definitions of old from THE OFFICIAL POLITICALLY CORRECT DICTIONAY AND HANDBOOK By Henry Beard and Christopher Cerf.

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John Lennon: “Imagine there’s no countries. It isn’t hard to do. Nothing to kill or die for,…. Imagine all the people living life in peace. …”

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I promised to put these kids on my Blog just a little late in doing it.

They were performing at the Deland Art Festival Last month.

D2 BREAKDANCE CLUB:  this face book page has some vid on them:  https://www.facebook.com/BreakdanceDeland

That’s Spanish for cactus. Why do they call you that?
Choya: Ever tried to pick one?                 Branded

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Jeb Burleigh: I’d like a little respect. I told you before I don’t like people I’m talkin’ to to walk away from me. Look at me! You look at me when I talk to you.
John Chandler: I’m lookin’, but I don’t see anything. 
 The Proud Rebel

If you have a lot of out of town gifts to get you might try gift cards–or better yet a pre-paid credit card and remember that if you’re sending a specific store you should always check to see if there is one near to the person you’re sending it to.  Nothing like getting a $25 store card and have to drive a hundred miles to redeem it or living in the suburbs and having to go down town Manhattan to get your gifts.

Another option (and again check on location) is to pay for an item at your store and arrange for your friend or family to pick it up at a store in their area which saves you postage and wrapping.

You can also arrange for on line credits where they can let their fingers do the walking on their computer keys—these are often postage free so that’s a saving as well.

“I just wanna be somebody.”  Night and the City

Another option you can do the walking on the key board and purchase the times which they will pack and send often saving money and time on both of your parts—but if you do that be sure there is a return and refund provision that’s simple and easily available.

One place I’d recommend if you want books or calendars at fantastic prices:

They have 365 individual page calendars for $4.99      http://www.daedalusbooks.com/       They also have other items like Monty Python clocks and Jane Austin (quotes) cups to name a few.

Other things you can do—if you have the money the funds for a ticket home for the holiday might be nice for that son or daughter that’s far away but you should discuss it with them so that you can be sure they can get the time off and haven’t already made other plans—it’s a gift not a command performance.

You can also give dinners (gift cards for local chains)if you know what they like or a special dinner in their area– you can look for restaurant in their area that might be a special treat or even a holiday adventure (like a gift certificate to the Black Hammock above for a day out for a friend that lives in Central Florida).

I never confuse business with sentiment. Unless it’s extremely profitable, of course.”   The Dark Corner

Did you ever want to forget anything? Did you ever want to cut away a piece of your memory or blot it out? You can’t, you know.”  Detour

“What a beautiful picture. Moonlight. Sagebrush. My wife with a stranger.” The Las Vegas Story

This is a shot of the Barbara-Lee on my day trip.

"Claire, it would make no difference to me. I love you so. Nothing you ever did could stop my loving you."  Frank/Outlander Chapter 1

Farm fresh produce                      Discount Pet Supplies                          Gator Farm                                        Free Circus Shows (Fri, Sat, & Sun)           Over 1200 vendors under one roof                                                             Have picture taken with live gator       Entertainment and special annual events for the entire family.                              Collectibles jewelry, fashion clothing, leather good, plants, tools, photo restoring, silver and gold, new and used treasures  fruits and vegetables.                    Buffalo farm   Live Blue Grass     5-9 pm every Thurs.   Free Parking and free admission.    Food concessions featuring Alligator, BBQ, tacos, ice cream and much more.  Restaurant has AC and beer.    Wild life rescue.   Pow Wow in January.

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"You look wonderful by candlelight, you know. Your eyes are like sherry in crystal, and your skin glows like ivory. A candlelight witch you are."   Frank in Outlander  Chapter 1

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"Don't be afraid," he whispered into my hair. "There's the two of us now."  Jamie in Outlander Chapter 14

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"No wonder he was so good with horses, I thought blearily, feeling his fingers rubbing gently behind my ears, listening to the soothing incomprehensible speech. If I were a horse, I'd let him ride me anywhere."   Clair in Outlander Chapter 4   Talking about Jamie.

"I'm too hungry to be a threat to anything but breakfast. Let a stray bannock come within reach, though, and I'll no answer for the consequences." Jamie in Outlander, Chapter 4

And when we reached the castle, he left me at the gate with no more than a softly mocking, "Good e'en, Mistress Sassenach." But I felt as though a friendship had begun that ran a bit deeper than shared gossip under the apple trees.  Jamie & Claire in Outlander Chapter 9

"Je suis prest." I am ready. I hoped he was.  Jamie and Claire in Outlander, Chapter 10

"Does is bother you that I'm not a virgin?" He hesitated a moment before answering.

"Well, no," he said slowly, "so long as it doesna bother you that I am." He grinned at my drop-jawed expression, and backed toward the door.

"Reckon one of us should know what they're doing," he said.     Jamie & Claire in Outlander, Chapter 13

So as you see like Claire my journey has just begun into the holiday world of adventure and costly expenditures, but she ends up with him: 

I on  my journey will be lucky if I have any of him left:   

A Highlander in full regalia is an impressive sight-any Highlander, no matter how old, ill-favored, or crabbed in appearance. A tall, straight-bodied, and by no means ill-favored young Highlander at close range is breath-taking.  Claire in Outlander, Chapter 14

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'Ye are Blood of my Blood, and Bone of my Bone.
I give ye my Body, that we Two might be One.
I give ye my Spirit, 'til our Life shall be Done.'  Jamie & Claire in Outlander, Chapter 14

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