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DTP said:
The housing developments are creeping further and further west. There used to be a whole lot of nothing off the turnpike out there but now you pass a bunch of neighborhoods on the way to the track
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Yup, those were strawberry farms when I was a kid. Past there is Jupiter Farms. Those boundaries have been defined forever. There used to be Pal-Mar where they had sold lots back in the 60's, but the state bought that up for Hungrylands.

On this map of the Palm Beach County natural areas, you can see PBIR on the far left. The part above that natural area is Hungrylands, which is owned by the state.

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DTP said:
The housing developments are creeping further and further west. There used to be a whole lot of nothing off the turnpike out there but now you pass a bunch of neighborhoods on the way to the track
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My sister built a house in Loxahatchee about 5 years ago on an acre lot. I was shocked she could get an acre. About a mile from Lion Country Safari and she can hear the lions roar occasionally.
 
Armando used to roll through our tailgates in the final chapter of the OB. Hit the keg. Hit the blunt. Talk our ****. Great Dude. Verified.

Music aside ( I can take it or leave it )

The human is bonafide & the love for our community is real. Good Story
 
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JD08 said:
If only he could have saved Palm Beach International Raceway. But alas, 2 million square feet of warehouse space was more important.
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It's enough to make you misty-eyed for 1990s Palm Beach County.

"Alas, you can't go home again." - Fulgencio Batista
 
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