Viaggi invernali nel sud; impronte di penna e macchina fotografica di uomini, maniere, donne, e cose tutto il senso dal Golfo blu e New Orleans attraverso le palme alla moda Florida ai pini della Virginia. Lllleries, come sono calledin il sud, si estendono lontano fuori dalla casa simpatings. La casa stessa è grande, e con le verande di espreading copre un immenso spazio ofground. Ormond come altri della Florida East CoastResorts, è situato su un'isola a circa mezzo miglio dalla terraferma. È uno di quei isolani speculiar alla costa della Florida, molto lungo e verynarrow; non molto più di un miglio a

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Winter journeys in the South; pen and camera impressions of men, manners, women, and things all the way from the blue Gulf and New Orleans through fashionable Florida palms to the pines of Virginia . lleries, as they are calledin the South, extend far out from the house likewings. The house itself is large, and with thesespreading verandas covers an immense space ofground. Ormond like others of the Florida East Coastresorts, is situated on an island about half a milefrom the mainland. It is one of those islandspeculiar to the Florida coast, very long and verynarrow; not much more than a mile across at thepoint where the resort is placed. Between the main-land and the island run the waters of the Halifaxriver, an excellent harborage for yachts. The resort, itself, is off the main line of the rail-way, but during the season the railway companyruns two trains a day on a branch road to the place.These trains stop at the very doors of the hotel. Entering the hotel after the preliminary surveyoutside, one confronts a large and airy lobby of novery formal aspect, which rambles from the righthand on into the body of the house. Perhaps Mr.Trudeau, the genial manager of the establishment, 74. ORMOND AND ROUNDABOUT is on the spot to welcome you (he makes a pointof meeting the trains) and his hearty handclasp isa pleasant beginning of your stay. The rooms of Ormond-on-The-Halifax have thesame rate as that of the other hotels of the FloridaEast Coast group, that is to say five dollars aday and up. They are uniformly well arranged, well looked after, and the exposure in almost anypart of the house is good. Perhaps the favoritesituation is on the Halifax river side looking out tothe west. The sunsets from this side of the houseare most advantageously viewed. If one has come by the Royal Palm Express, which reaches this destination at half past twelve inthe morning, he will no doubt after lunch desire togo either to look upon or play upon the golf links. Ifone desires to play, however

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• bookcentury1900
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• bookyear1916