“Gesundheit!” said The Old Lady.

“No, silly, it’s the name of the river!” said her friend B.

Look at your Florida map, along the left coast about halfway between Crystal River and Spring Hill, and you will see the road that leads to Chassahowitzka.  Follow that road to its end and you will find Chassahowitzka Campground (The Old Lady just LOVES to say “Chassahowitzka”!).

At the campground you can rent canoes and kayaks to embark upon your own river adventure.

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Where are the photos, you ask?  Sadly, The Old Lady’s camera is broken.

But if you want to see more… you must go out there yourself and see what can be seen!  If you seek, they will reveal themselves to you… but you have to go where they live.

Adventure is where you find it… but first, you have to look for it!

LISTEN to The Old Lady!