From the panhandle through the Central Lakes District all the way to the Dry Tortugas, authors Bryan, Scott, and Means lead you through a world of cavernous limestone, boiling spring heads, and rock strata containing the remains of some of the strangest animals that ever walked the Earth. Roadside Geology is divided into five regions, following Florida's roads to its geological wonders. Along the way you'll encounter a sinkhole that swallowed several buildings in Winter Park; coastal sand dunes stranded high and dry with no shoreline in sight; and Titanis walleri, a 6-foot-tall, predatory flightless bird. With its concise descriptions, clearly written explanations, and voluminous color photographs and illustrations, this book will enthrall you as you tour the Sunshine State, which, by the way, is the most recent addition to the North American continent.