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Old 12-06-2012, 09:08 AM
karlhausrealty karlhausrealty is offline
 
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Here are the main Web Sites for Information about Spruce Creek Fly-In (Airport Code 7FL6):

Community Information
http://www.7FL6.com

News
http://www.SpruceCreekJournal.com

Real Estate
http://www.FlyinRealty.com

Spruce Creek Fly-In is the world's largest and most famous Residential Airpark. Check out the "history" section in 7fl6.com to learn how it came to be from a Navy base to today's private city.
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Old 12-10-2012, 07:24 AM
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There a feature about Spruce Creek Fly-in in each issue of the free online aviation and motorsport magazine - Speedi Wings & Wheels.

It's the "News from the Barn" feature and in the latest issues it's on pages 49 through 57.

Visit www.speedi.tv and follow the links to view the present issue and also past issues of the magazine.

BTW - photos and stories about all types of RV's are always welcome for publication - please send to editor@speedi.tv
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