Sanibel has over 25 miles of wonderfully paved bike paths plus Ding Darling, it is a biker's haven and even if you aren’t a biker it is just great fun.

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Inventors Edison and Ford came to Ft. Myers and built beautiful winter homes a short drive from the Sanibel Causeway. Well worth the drive and to see all they accomplished is amazing to see firsthand.

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By Ann Shields.
It’s no shell game — T+L marks the spots for the best unburied treasure in the U.S.
David Driver, a NYC-based artist who creates elegant, minimalist mobiles from shells, has his own theory. “It’s a very natural, thought-free, meditative thing to do while walking on a beautiful beach. It’s a ‘task’ that takes only enough of your mind to be enjoyable, but lets the rest of your mind just be, in a good way.”

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By Capt. Dave Torrance/Shore Thang Fishing Charters
The tarpon are here. The wind has kept anglers from fishing for them in the Gulf, having to concentrate in Pine Island Sound and around the Passes. Redfish Pass and Captiva Pass has seen good action. The deeper holes of Pine Island sound have also been productive.

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Joe Pacheco is the author of 'The First of the Nuyoricans - Sailing to Sanibel' and 'Alligator in the Sky'.

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