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My Adventure With The Oldest City In The U.S.

St. Augustine is a little old town that just about anyone can fall in love with as soon as he or she steps foot in it.

Berenice Hernandez Avila

Nov 15, 2016

Millennials of Florida

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Berenice Hernandez

The life of a college student is a busy life, I'm sure we can all agree on that. I'm writing this on my phone while in the car (don't worry I'm not driving) back to my hometown after a weekend trip to the oldest city in Florida. If you do not already know, St. Augustine is the only oldest city in Florida and is home to beautiful Victorian style buildings, amazing scenery, and of course, a lot of history. St. Augustine is a little old town that just about anyone can fall in love with as soon as he or she steps foot. This isn't the first time I've gone, but it's the third. What made this trip much more memorable is that my grandparents were able to come with us. Here is a time lapse of my trip that I would like to share with you.

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