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Entrance to Mystery Spot uploaded on 15 November 2008

When you arrive at the Mystery Spot you are offered a time for a tour, granted they are not all filled up at the time of arrival. It is suggested that you are at the window 30 minutes prior to your scheduled time. The entrance is a good place to wait until it is time for the tour.

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Gathering Oyster Shells uploaded on 15 November 2008

At low tide there are many species of marine life that become visible; horseshoe crabs, jellyfish, all types of native shells and birds that love to fish.

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Venus Watching at Sundown uploaded on 15 November 2008

The causeway leading to Green Key Park is a good place to bring a telescope as there is not much light pollution in this area.
Tip: Bring insect repellant year round.

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Florida Wildflowers uploaded on 15 November 2008

These beautiful blanket flowers greet you as you enter the park.

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Green Key Sunset uploaded on 15 November 2008

This is the view from the beach of the sunset out over the Gulf of Mexico.

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The Intel Museum Self-Guided Tour uploaded on 14 November 2008

At the Intel Museum they offer Multimedia self-guided via PDA and headphones with informative facts about their displays and activities.
Guided tours are also available for groups.

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Computer Chip Wafer uploaded on 14 November 2008

Do you ever wonder what exactly IS inside an Intel processor? Once you have visited this fun hands-on museum you'll never need to wonder again!

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The Intel Museum uploaded on 14 November 2008

This is one of the must see icons on the self-proclaimed geek's vacation itinerary of Silicon Valley.
As an added bonus: admission and parking are free.