Our
next stop was Torreya State Park in the panhandle of Florida. Gregory House is
an old plantation house that has been reconstructed in this location.
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This
rocking chair was made from a spindle. Very cool and a bit bizarre!
I
forget who this was (a daughter of the owner?) but the consensus was that she
looks like Amy from “Big Bang Theory”.
There
is a path with signs showing where a confederate battery was placed. Interesting
to see all the work needed to build this line with 6 battery placements along
with storage for the mortars. All the work and these were never used.
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