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Hi, this is Jacqueline Sullivan from Winter Park, Florida, currently in line at Blue Springs State park in Orange City, waiting to see the 600 or so manatees that have come to the park to swim in the 72 degree natural spring, a rare Florida cold snap.
This podcast was recorded at 1.07pm on Monday, 13 January.
Things may have changed by the time you hear this, but hopefully I will have seen some manatees by then.
Okay.
Enjoy the show.
A manatees I I would think is are manatees one of your your favorites?
TAM There are they're on the list.
They're not at the very top.
I have no insults for manatees, so that means they're doing pretty well in the animal world.
I've kayaked with manatees.
They're pretty cool.
Yeah.
Yeah.
They're slow.
They're cool.