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Take The Gabber to Brooksville

by Cameron Healy

As part of the Take the Gabber series, a woman holds one of The Gabber Newspapers in front of a large tent in brooksville.
Heidi Nelson decided to take The Gabber to Brooksville.
Ted Lee

Heidi Nelson took The Gabber Newspaper camping at Cypress Glen campground in Brooksville. Looks like she brought along our edition of the Gulfport election results, featuring Ian O’Hara’s win this year. We’re so glad she took us along on her camping adventure through the Withlacoochee State Forest.

Things You May Not Know About Cypress Glen

According to Florida State Forests, this campground is only five miles from I-75 and resides on “the shore of Silver Lake, which is part of the Withlacoochee River system.” Withlacoochee is a Native American word that translates to “crooked river.”

Have you taken The Gabber somewhere? We want to see your pictures! Please send a high-resolution photo and a brief description to news@thegabber.com. Check out who else took The Gabber on vacation!

The legal stuff: Please only send a photo you have permission to send, and make sure everyone’s OK with their name and photo appearing in the print edition of The Gabber Newspaper as well as online at thegabber.com. Photos become the property of The Gabber Newspaper and we may, from time to time, reuse them. We may also share them on social media. 

by Cameron Healy

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