24 Hours in Tampa, FL

24 Hours in Tampa, FL
Photo Credit Chloe Frederick
Photo Credit Chloe Frederick
January 23, 2018
Filed under Showcase, Student Life
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This previous weekend, I took a last minute trip to Tampa, FL, and decided to take my camera and vlog my experience for 24 hours.
FRIDAY
3:30 pm
Left school and heading home to pick up luggage.
3:45 pm
Hitting the road!
4:30 pm – 6:30 pm
Stuck in traffic. The drive was expected to last only 2 hours and 30 minutes, but, due to heavy traffic, our trip ended after 4 hours on the road.
8:00 pm
Finally arrived in Tampa, FL.
Checked into hotel. Upon our arrival, we were greeted by the manager and quickly checked in.
8:30 pm
Left hotel to go pick up some food. Because we hadn’t eaten a real meal that day, we decided to take a late drive to Red Lobster. We both ordered a warm soup to warm our spirits on this cold night.

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Drinks at Red Lobster.
9:00 pm
Arrived back at the hotel. Instantly after getting back, we both began to get ready for bed and soon after I fell asleep.
SATURDAY
7:03 am
Woke up to the sound of a TV describing the weather Florida would undertake that day.
7:30 am
Started getting ready soon after I got out of bed, preparing myself for a day full of exploring.
8:05 am
Left for breakfast!
8:42 am
After a drive that seemed to never end, we finally pulled into the quaint Sage Biscuit. It’s a well known restaurant in the county and has been recognized by Tribune Times. I decided to go with their biscuits and gravy, because it is a quintessential item on the menu.

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The menu at Sage Biscuit.
9:30 am
Headed to Bradenton, FL, driving downtown to discover the South Florida Museum.
11:00 am
Roamed around the museum taking pictures.

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A replica model of a mammoth at the museum.
1:00 pm
Left the museum and roamed around downtown.
1:30 pm
Walked around for about 30 minutes, to then stumble upon a small farmers market. We found a family from Italy who shared stories with us of how beautiful Italy is.
1:50 pm
Grabbed a cup of coffee from a small cafe on a corner street. Ordered a small, french vanilla iced coffee.
2:00 pm
Headed back to Satellite Beach. The drive back seemed to go by quickly and had little or no traffic.But, then again, I fell asleep within 10 minutes of our departure.
4:15 pm
Arrived back home!

I’m Chloe a current writer for the Telstar, at Satellite high. I’m also a Satellite swimmer. I love music, and long walks….. To the fridge (bet...
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