Tin Can Tourists in Florida 1900-1970

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The book delves into the adventurous spirit of early 20th-century Americans who embraced the automobile as a means to explore the vastness of the country. It highlights the phenomenon of "Tin Can" tourists, who set off with tents, extra supplies, and a thirst for discovery, redefining exploration in a way that rivaled historic figures like Lewis and Clark. This new generation of travelers embodied restlessness and curiosity, transforming the American landscape into a playground for adventure and exploration.