I’m 23 years old I’m looking for friends talk to and hang out in Gainesville :) I was wondering if anyone wants hang out with me at arcade bar either Friday or Saturday night I don’t really have any friends due to getting ignored in public looking for friends message me on here if you are interested! 18+only

I'm turning 40 in January. I've lived in Florida since 1998, and I have lived in Citrus County, Orlando and Gainesville. I've been to St. Augustine A LOT, Daytona, Tarpon Springs, St. Pete, Jacksonville, don't like Tampa. I went to Boynton Beach with my ex and that was cool but that's mostly residential. I went to Miami a few times but didnt get to see much nature and I'm not sure if there IS much to see, I also never go to go to Miami Beach so I'm not sure how that is either. My main interests are going on trails, seeing wildlife, and I love coffee snacks and cats.

I'm eyeing the Everglades, because I've never been there, but St Marks preserve in Tallahassee looks cool, too. I am trying to see nature and wildlife I can't see normally at home here in Gainesville. We thought about doing the everglades AND key west, but it's just so much driving.

I just wanted to see on here if anyone had suggestions for other locations to check out that I may have missed and could consider.

Thanks!!

TW: CSAM and bestiality.

A lot of counties instituted the Guardians program after the MSD massacre but when it really took off was after DeSantis transgender panic in schools bringing in people with almost no training and obviously background checks being a joke.

https://www.ocala-news.com/2026/10/15/ocala-drive-in-theatre-listed-for-sale-for-nearly-1-8-million/

I went here with my brother and Dad in the early 1980's when I was about 10 years old. I guess he didn't check the movie's rating, when the dancing ladies took off their tops, we suddenly had to go home, lol!

Voters in seven Florida counties will decide this November whether to create or renew local conservation programs that protect sensitive lands and waterways in their communities from the ever-encroaching threat of development.

Questions about local land-buying programs and taxes that fund conservation goals will appear in Brevard, Charlotte, Marion, Manatee, St. Johns, Santa Rosa and Sarasota counties, according to a review of each county’s ballot.