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This gives me a really weird feeling.
"The city has over 400 mi (640 km) of navigable waterways, more than any other city on earth. "
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looks like it's technically on a river, which i assume flows, so that probably counts for something?
Ah so mosquitoes have freshwater to flourish in
I tried to do some nature walking the first time I was in FL and I had a tiny bug fly in my eye and my mouth at one point. The mosquitoes where everywhere but they seemed 10x worse when going through any wooded area. It was miserable. Couldn't enjoy it and regretted even attempting it