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Florida fall isn’t, fundamentally, much different from Florida

summer: the heavy humid air, glaring sun, and brightly

i saturated foliage could be descriptors of either season.

[ August links the two even further, a foot hovering half in

I the freedom of summer and half steeped in the trenches

■ of fall. Even the brightly smiling face of Mr. Pierson

waving at cars as they enter the garage could just be a

• \ surreal dream induced by nights of summer fun. As the

k \ rest of the world turns ostentatious shades of orange

\ and red, Pine Crest students stay green, sliding
slowly and almost undefectably into fall and picking

up right where they left off.
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