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Pahokee – grassy waters
Pahokee is a town on the eastern shore of Lake Okeechobee in Palm Beach County, Florida. Sugar cane and corn are the most popular crops grown in this agricultural community. The older town buildings as well as sprawling apartment complexes are surrounded by lush green crop-fields that spread out towards the horizon.
I drove through the place yesterday in wet and misty weather. Police sirens reflected in puddles of water and through my windshield as a woman in a shower cap stepped into the road to alert me to the presence of police officers ahead. I wasn’t doing anything illegal but was grateful to her for the gesture.
There is a stunning photo essay about the place. Check it out on Flickr
As of the 2000 census, Native Americans made up 0.10 per cent of the population.
Monday, March 24, 2008
Seminole Word of the Week
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