Lee County, Florida: Unanticipated Bonus Compliments of Hurricane Ian

Lee County, Florida: Unanticipated Bonus Compliments of Hurricane Ian
An iguana shows off for visitors at the Everglades Wonder Garden in Bonita Springs, Florida. Photo courtesy of Victor Block
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Walking along the Fort Myers Yacht Basin in the center of the city, you would never know that several months ago it was littered with boats and destruction—havoc wreaked by Hurricane Ian. The feeling of calm felt almost eerie as I remembered the horrific TV images of months past.

Lee County’s Fort Myers and Bonita Springs are beach towns, bastions of sun and surf for snowbirds and tourists alike. With beaches closed and without facilities—possibly for the foreseeable future—I found myself seeking other entertainment options, and I wasn’t disappointed.

Fyllis Hockman
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