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Hello friends, THIS ISSUE IS DEDICATED TO SOME OF OUR CUTEST RESIDENTS. We feature beloved pets and honored animals throughout these pages for you to enjoy.

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If there’s one thing we’ve learned from living in Naples, it’s that we sure do love our pets! This issue also highlights some of the best resources for our furry friends in our new feature, Local Experiences. You'll find our ideas on how to have fun in Naples, with more content online at our digital site, CityLifestyle.com/Naples.

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As summer winds down and we prepare for another school year ahead, we remind you to take the time and enjoy some quality time with your kids—and pets—this month.

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INSIDE THE ISSUE AUGUST 2021

FEATURES 14 Making Sense of Cryptocurrency Local expert tells all.

18 Learning From the Animals Education is second nature at Naples Zoo.

22 Caring For All the Animals Humane Society Naples Vet Clinic serves and protects, not just rescues.

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26 Best Friends Portraits of pets and their person.

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AROUND TOWN

SCOUTS FOR CLIMATE CHANGE SOLUTIONS Girl Scouts of Gulfcoast Florida, in partnership

NAPLES WELCOMES AND CONGRATULATES GLORY CRAMPTON Broadway

actress-singer

Glory

Crampton

with Growing Climate Solutions, has launched

relocated to Naples during the pandemic and

a new climate change patch that recognizes

reinvented herself as an award-winning direc-

Girl Scouts who are willing to advocate for the

tor and producer, winning a prestigious Gold

environment. Girl Scouts earn patches for par-

Telly Award for Best Music Video for “Project

ticipating in events, activities and programs,

9,” a 15-minute music video homage to the Tony

and display their patches on the back of vests

Award-winning musical “NINE,” reconnecting an

or sashes. To earn the climate change patch,

all-star Broadway cast and full orchestra recorded

which is specific to Girl Scouts of Gulfcoast

individually on their iPhones across the country.

Florida, girls must complete three components:

Crampton filmed her songs at the Naples beach

Discover: understand the science behind the

and Emillions Art showroom on 5th Avenue South

carbon cycle and global warming, as well as their

and all music direction and engineering took place

impacts; Connect: recognize how to measure and

in Naples with a local team. Watch the video:

reduce an individual’s carbon footprint through a

GloryCrampton.com/project9

series of discussions and activities; Take action: address climate challenges by working together to develop and implement solutions. We're in good hands with Girl Scouts in our future!

CHARITY CLASSIC CELEBRATION CHAIRS NAMED The Immokalee Foundation has announced

HEALING AT SHY WOLF

Janet and Jerry Belle and Carol and Tom Joseph (pictured) as co-chairs of the 2021 Charity Classic

David Lawrence Centers for Behavioral Health

Celebration and Don Fites as the chair of the

(DLC), Collier County’s only comprehensive,

Charity Classic Pro-Am. The events comprise The

not-for-profit behavioral health provider serving

Immokalee Foundation’s largest fundraising effort

children, adults and families, has partnered with

of the year. The Charity Classic Celebration will

Shy Wolf Sanctuary to bring the healing benefits

be held in person on Friday, Nov. 5, at The Ritz-

of animal-assisted therapy to adult residents in the

Carlton Beach Resort, Naples and the Pro-Am with

Crossroads addiction recovery program. Through

a pairings party is March 6 and the golf profes-

the Shy Wolf's program, residents took a break

sional-filled tournament on March 7, 2022. To learn

from the traditional group and individual therapy

more, visit ImmokaleeFoundation.org.

provided onsite at Crossroads and visited the Shy Wolf Sanctuary Education & Experience Center in East Naples to spend time with animals, which include numerous wolves and wolfdogs.

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KIDS AT PLAY + Audubon’s Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary - 2.5-mile boardwalk through pine flatwoods, wet prairie, around a marsh, into the largest old growth Bald Cypress forest in North America. + Rookery Bay’s Environmental Learning Center - State-of-the-art, air-conditioned 16,500 square-foot facility with four research laboratories, classrooms, a 140-seat auditorium. Cool! + Drop into The Bird Gardens of Naples, with a sole concern of parrot welfare in captivity and conservation of wild parrots. They know their stuff! + Ten Thousand Islands National Wildlife Refuge is 230 square miles of mangrove forest, making Southwest FL home to one of the world’s largest mangrove systems. + River Park Aquatic Center - Year-round FREE general admission with six lap lanes, a teaching pool, 47’ slide, beach entry pool with interactive water features.

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PET-FRIENDLY EXPERIENCES + Paws pet boutique offers unique goods for dogs, cats and their humans.

“That was fun!” is a response frequently heard after a Paws experience. + Bonita Beach Dog Park where dogs run free on the beach. Doggie shower stations provided. Dogs just want to have fun! + Naples Dog Park offers 1.35 acres of fenced, lush green landscaping and dog-friendly mulch. + Mercato offers stores that are dog-friendly. Shop with your pup. Map of 20+ locations that welcome dogs at MercatoShops.com + Book a photo sesh for your pet with Michelle Tricca. At your home, the beach or the studio. MichelleTricca.com

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END-OF-SUMMER HURRAH + Fort Myers Mighty Muscles minor league baseball games at the Minnesota Twins spring training stadium/ Hammond Field. Wednesdays are Dollar Dog night! MILB.com. + Challenge the neighbors to a game, Bowling at Head Pinz Naples.

Ask about their kid’s programs and promos. + Raise money for your organization without having to sell anything. Il Primo Pizza & Wings has Spirit NIght packages at the Naples Walk location. IlPrimoPizza.com + Naples Ice Cream Shoppe serves Home-made hardpack ice cream, handcrafted ice cream “Sundae-wiches”, soft serves, sorbets, ices and even 100% organic frozen treats for Pups! + CMON’S Inventioneer’s Lab features the Design Exhibit! Bring ideas from your mind to real-life with several experiences including brick

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WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR ART? As an Art Consultant and entrepreneur working with Old and Modern Masters, contemporary and digital fine art, our reputa-

WHAT IS IT AND WHY IS IT IMPORTANT? This new technology gives us the ability to exchange value, digitally, from person to person (“P2P”) and between organizations, quickly, securely, and efficiently without the need to use third parties, such as banks and brokers.

tion is built on trust and a global reach. Innovation is critical to bring new efficacy to my highly valued local clients, as well as Marlissa’s global network.

I am increasingly incorporating blockchain technology and cryptocurrency in my business:

This is extremely important because traditional methods of

+ Transforming the way art is bought and sold using cryptocur-

exchanging value are becoming increasingly inefficient, insecure,

rency, as well as FIAT, and sometimes a blend of both requires the

and expensive. Also, national currencies have lost their link to gold

addition of new payment channels and wallets.

and are being devalued as countries print more money to deal with

+ Integrating with the Idoneus Platform, to enable owners of art (both

international crises. It is abundantly clear the time is right for us to

collectors and artists) to have access to more of the value in a deal will

look for and embrace new routes to value.

be increasingly important, allowing them to use their art assets to switch into other asset classes, outside of art, into the luxury sector.

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR LIFESTYLE AND LUXURY?

+ In terms of new business models, the rise of the NFT (Non-

The technology is becoming increasingly used in the fine art mar-

Fungible Token) is an opportunity. An NFT uniquely describes an asset

ket as well as for travel, hospitality, and luxury goods and services.

(everything from a house to a piece of art). The key is that it must be

Cryptocurrencies can be used in a variety of ways:

“one of a kind” and indivisible. In art, “provenance” (proving that the

+ We can make and receive payments in the major, more established cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. + We can embrace new forms of cryptocurrency. The IDON used by the Idoneus Platform is one that has true utility across the entire

artwork being offered for acquisition is the “one of a kind” original) is of vital importance and can be very difficult, involving a long chain of third parties and documentation. For digital art, the use of the NFT as absolute proof can represent real value for an artist and the buyer.

luxury and lifestyle sector encompassing signature real estate, yachts, precious gems, fine art, custom jewelry, and lifestyle services.

I am truly excited by the potential for crypto in the art market; as my

+ We can use technology to create new ways of doing business,

clients and artists become more familiar and confident, this change

more simply and transparently. For example, in real estate, we can

will enhance their lives. That’s my mission. Reputations are built on

reduce the hassle of dealing with many different agents and/or

doing what we say we will do, and we are committed to helping our

bankers, while eliminating fees in the process.

clients and artists understand and embrace these new opportunities.

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ARTICLE VIKKI LOCKE | PHOTOGRAPHY MICHELLE TRICCA

learning from the animals EDUCATION IS SECOND NATURE AT NAPLES ZOO

GROWING UP IN THE 70’S, TIM TETZLAFF CAN’T

So what happened to ‘go outside and play?’ Child

REMEMBER A TIME HE WASN’T SURROUNDED BY

advocacy expert Richard Louv calls it ‘nature deficit

NATURE AND WILDLIFE. The great outdoors was his

disorder’ and Tim agrees.

classroom. Maybe that’s why he is so at home at the

“If you look at the statistics like obesity, attention dis-

Naples Zoo where he serves as Director of Conservation.

orders and depression, you can see a link to a lack of

If you grew up in the Midwest, you may remember his

time spent outside. Nature is key for healthy childhood

parents, Jungle Larry and Safari Jane. They’re responsi-

development both physically and mentally.”

ble for bringing the jungle to Naples in the 60’s.

Tim Tetzlaff, Director of Conservation and Maggie Woosley, Director of Education at the Naples Zoo.

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A 2002 British study reported that 8-year-olds could identify Pokemon characters more easily than an otter or an oak tree. Tim’s mission is to change that. And he’s happy to report that a growing number of educational programs at the zoo are attracting young and old alike. Summer Camp Wild is a week-long series, Monday

“We have over 20,000 students participating each year in ZooCon.

through Friday that immerses children 5-10 years old, in nature.

It’s a video conference specific to Collier County schools. Each grade

The Safari Squad is designed for children 3-5 who participate with

level has a different program and they get to hear from experts about

an adult. Classes feature an animal encounter, storybook reading,

nature and the animals. So instead of opening up a book and read-

creative art and nature-based activities.

ing about it, they get to experience it. And that experience hopefully

Maggie Woosley is Director of Education. She studied biology and

leads to a better understanding and a new found respect for wildlife.”

physiology in college and had every intention of becoming a nurse

Evidence shows that environment-based education improves stan-

until a summer job at the Brookfield Zoo in Chicago changed her mind.

dardized test score and grade point averages and helps to develop

She ended up working there for several years before joining the staff at

skills in problem solving, and decision making. Getting involved in

Naples Zoo. She then went back to school to get her masters in biol-

nature can also stimulate creativity. Still, many young people would

ogy and also became a Certified Educator with National Geographic.

rather go to computer camp than spend time outdoors.

Tim Tetzlaff and (right) Maggie Woosley

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LEARNING FROM THE ANIMALS (CONTINUED)

“I think of myself as a relationship builder,” says Tim. Maggie and Tim are happiest when they see a child truly connect

conservation and education programs that create a better future for

with nature. They have witnessed youngsters build a comfort level

both people and wildlife. With the support of visitors, members, and

at the zoo and a realization that nature is good and should be pro-

donors, Naples Zoo has invested over $2 million in saving plants

tected. And they believe you are never too old to learn. As part of his

and animals in the wild since 2014. See more about the current field

job, Tim hosts safaris for members. He heard from an elderly woman

conservation programs at NaplesZoo.org/conserve.

who went on the trip because it was on her husband’s bucket list and he couldn’t find another travel buddy. She ended up having the time of her life and couldn’t thank him enough.

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“I consider myself a professional kid,” added Maggie. “I get to play for a living.”

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AN INTERVIEW WITH JON FOERSTER, DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS FOR THE HUMANE SOCIETY NAPLES VETERINARY CLINIC

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ARTICLE NAPLES LIFESTYLE STAFF PHOTOGRAPHY HUMANE SOCIETY NAPLES

NL: THE HUMANE SOCIETY NAPLES VETERINARY

NL: BRINGING A PET TO YOUR CLINIC IS ONE WAY

CLINIC OFFERS A WIDE RANGE OF SERVICES TO

TO SUPPORT HSN AND ITS MISSION WHILE RECEIV-

KEEP PETS HEALTHY AND HAPPY.

ING TOP-NOTCH VETERINARY CARE. WHAT ARE

HSN: Under the leadership of Medical Director Dr. John Morton, the Humane Society Naples Veterinary

SOME OTHER WAYS OUR READERS CAN HELP SUPPORT YOUR GOOD WORK?

Clinic provides a full range of services for companion

HSN: There are so many ways to support Humane

animals of all shapes and sizes, from big dogs to small

Society Naples and our life-saving work. Of course, the

reptiles. With state-of-the-art technology we are able to

simplest way is through a monetary donation. Our work

provide more than just the basics, though we are here

relies entirely on community support, so we can’t do our

for annual exams, vaccinations and preventatives as well.

work without the generosity of people in Collier County

With a dedicated dental suite, we are able to make sure

and beyond. To donate to HSN please visit hsnaples.

your best friend’s mouth is in great shape. And we have

org/donate. People donate money to us in many ways:

a full-time veterinary surgeon who can perform almost

by check or credit card, through workplace campaigns, by

any surgical need should it arise. Our team of more than

hosting events, by leaving HSN in their estate plan and

20 veterinary professionals, including five veterinarians,

attending our signature fundraising events. This year we

is experienced, knowledgeable and compassionate. We

will be hosting our first major event of the year at Baker

know how scary and stressful it can be when your pet

Park on November 19. For more information on that event

isn’t feeling well. And we are here to make their journey

simply go to hsnaples.org/party.

back to wellness safe and easy for everyone involved.

Many people also donate pet food and supplies, which we use to stock our community pet food pantry. Any donation of food you provide is sent back out into the community to an animal in need. Our goal at HSN is to keep animals in loving homes rather than see them surrendered to the shelter. Sometimes a little bit of food assistance makes CONTINUED >

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BEYOND THE RESCUE (CONTINUED)

If your dog spends much time outdoors make sure there is access to fresh water and shade at all times. Also be on the lookout for cane toads while on your walk. These toads are highly toxic to dogs. If your dog’s mouth comes all the difference. For more information on the other supplies

into contact with a cane toad, wash it out immediately and

we need for shelter animals and to provide to the community

call your veterinarian.

go to hsnaples.org/more-ways-to-give/#wishlists.

COVID put our volunteer program on pause, but we hope

NL: YOU’RE THE EXPERT. YOU HAVE OUR ATTENTION!

to reopen to new volunteers in the fall of 2021. To stay up to

WHAT ELSE SHOULD WE KNOW ABOUT PET HEALTH

date on how you can volunteer, visit hsnaples.org/volunteer.

OR THE HS?

Volunteers must be at least 14 years old and passionate about our mission to save animal lives.

HSN: The thing we want everyone to know about HSN is that we are so much more than just an animal shelter.

While the core of our mission is to shelter animals in times

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NL: WHAT ARE A FEW WARM-WEATHER HEALTH AND

of need and find them life-long homes, we are also work-

WELLNESS TIPS FOR PET OWNERS IN NAPLES?

ing out in the community. We provide food assistance and

HSN: Heat provides the biggest risks to pets, especially

medical care, thanks to our Paige Conery Mobile Veterinary

those who spend time outdoors. Remember when you are

Clinic, directly to families in the community who might not

on a walk to have water available for your pup and to make

have access to care. We have a team of trained behaviorists

sure the path you are walking on isn’t too hot. If the concrete

ready to work with you on making sure your dog has the

or asphalt is too hot for you to walk barefoot, then it could

training he or she needs to be a happy part of your family.

cause damage to your dog’s paws. Also make sure you do

We want to make sure that every person in Collier County

not leave your dog in a car in Florida. Not only is it against

has access to animal companionship because we know the

the law, but it also can be fatal.

difference animals make in people’s lives.

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JAKE AND HOLLY MAULIN AND RIDER Rider is a three-year-old rescue from the Humane Society of Naples.

The Humane Society works with an organization in Puerto Rico to bring dogs to Naples before hurricanes. Rider is a Black Mouth Cur. He’s energetic and friendly. He comes to Cyclebar every day, and can usually be found sunning himself in front. He is loved by all, and he is particularly fond of regulars and staff of CycleBar. (Sometimes he scores a sleepover.)

We adopted Rider on September 18, 2019. His favorite things are car rides, running, flying in airplanes (yep) and, of course, toys.

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AMY STAIGER AND BRUTUS Brutus is a 10-year-old dachshund/beagle mix that I rescued a little over 4 years ago. I know he had a rough life before we met, so I try absolutely everything I can to make sure he is living his best life today! He is a fashionista, with his own closet, that holds his collection of over 140 bow ties! I had a really tough past year, and in March I decided to leave Ohio and move to Naples, just the two of us. I’m so happy he loves Naples and the beach just as much as I do.

He is my rock, and I couldn’t have made it without him!

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JENNIFER AURAY AND MADDY We took a 16-hour trek from Naples to the mountains of Patrick Springs, VA to rescue our precious Maddy. As we pulled in the driveway and saw her sitting there with these beautiful, piercing tiger-colored eyes, we knew it was meant to be. Maddy’s playful personality and unconditional love is what makes her so special. She greets everyone with a friendly howl, loves to sit by the kitchen sink to get her quota of cheese, taking her 3-mile walk in the early morning, going for rides in the car, and waits for us by the front door. There is nothing more precious than coming home after a rough day at work than to be greeted by this goofy, happy soul who just wants to please you and love you. We are truly blessed.

Jennifer is Vice President | Regional Marketing and Communications (Florida) 5/3 Bank

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DEANNA DEPPEN AND OZZY Ozzy is a 10-year-old rescue living at Shy Wolf Sanctuary until he finds a new home. He was sold as a Native American Indian Dog (NAID), which is a made-up breed for what is truly a wolfdog. Embark DNA testing put Ozzy at about 26% wolf. He is also part shepherd, husky and malamute. He is one of the center’s ambassador animals and has been surrounded by hundreds of children at schools and camps. He’s also a wolfdog with a purpose and would make a great live-in therapy animal.

Deanna Deppen is Executive Director at Shy Wolf Sanctuary.

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LAURA GEORGELOS AND COCO Coco was 1.9 lbs of white fluff and soulful brown eyes when I saw her in the breeder’s playpen. I couldn’t resist! She is a 7-year-old Maltese, which is a super sweet lap dog breed. She definitely likes her cuddles and will scratch at the side of the bed, waiting for me to scoop her up and plop her in the bed with me. She’s wonderful, loving company.

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HEALTHY LIFESTYLE

ARTICLE JENNIFER ANDERSON MSPH RDN

TE AC H I N G YO U R K I D S TO E AT H E A LTH Y

HEALTHY LUNCHES & SNACKS FOR KIDS AS PARENTS, ONE OF OUR BIGGEST PRIORITIES IS ENSURING THAT OUR KIDS ARE GETTING THE NUTRIENTS THEY NEED. But getting them to eat their fruits and vegetables isn’t always easy, especially if your kids are picky eaters like many seem to be.

Let’s talk about the benefits of introducing healthy food to your kids at an early age. Read on to find helpful information about feeding picky eaters.

With over 1.3mm Instagram followers and over 250,000 visitors each month, Kids Eat in Color is a VIBRANT, educational, and inspiring national resource for parents to learn the ease and creativity of “what to feed kids” who “love to have fun.”

About the Author

Known for her beautiful and colors-of-the-rainbow photos of flavorful meals, Jennifer Anderson is a registered dietician who has a FUN and playful approach to guiding parents to reduce mealtime stress.

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4 B E N E F I T S O F H E A LT H Y LU N C H E S A N D S N A C K S F O R K I D S TO E AT NUTRITION IS ESSENTIAL TO KIDS’ DEVELOPMENT Kids develop quickly in the first few years of life, so incorporating a variety of nutritious foods is essential to their growth and development.

BALANCED NUTRITION LEADS TO HEALTHY KIDS Feeding your child a variety of foods is the key to getting them many different types of nutrients. Eating lots of fruits and vegetables can help your child fight off illnesses.

HEALTHY EATING AS CHILDREN EQUALS HEALTHY EATING AS ADULTS When little kids learn to eat fruits and vegetables at an early age, they are more likely to continue eating healthy foods as adults.

COLORFUL FOOD PROVIDES ESSENTIAL NUTRIENTS Each plant compound does something different in your body, which is why eating lots of different colors helps keep our bodies healthy.

3 T I P S F O R G E T T I N G YO U R K I D S TO E AT H E A LT H Y F O O D S MAKE SNACKS AND MEALTIME FUN We all know that kids like to play and have fun, so why not make food fun? Whether you’re turning broccoli into a microphone at dinner, or playing tic-tac-toe with edible carrot sticks, kids get into it.

DON’T GIVE UP Parents often assume that if a child doesn’t eat a food the first or sec-

GREEN STR AWB E R RY SMOOTHIE Real Easy

Weekdays

Prep time: 10 minutes

Meal Plan

Cook time: 0 minutes Yield: two 10-oz smoothies

ond time it’s served, the child doesn’t like the food. Many children may need to see or taste a food 10 or 20 times before they are willing to eat it.

INGREDIENTS + 2 cups / 235 mL baby spinach, packed

FORCING HEALTHY FOODS ON KIDS OFTEN BACKFIRES Often, making a child eat food or eat a certain amount of food

+ 1 ripe banana + 1⁄2 cup / 120 mL frozen blueberries

backfires. It may backfire in the short run by making a child more

+ 1⁄2 cup / 120 mL frozen strawberries

selective and less likely to eat the foods you want them to eat.

+ 1 cup / 235 mL full-fat milk of choice + 1 Tbs. / 15 mL hemp hearts, optional

S TA R T H E A LT H Y H A B I T S E A R LY The key takeaway here is to introduce healthy foods to your child

+ 2 Tbs. / 30 mL nut/seed butter of choice Sprinkles, optional METHOD

at an early age. Be patient with your pickiest of eaters, and re-intro-

1. In a blender or food processor, combine all

duce a food several times. Stick with it; their long-term health habits

ingredients. Process until smooth.

depend on it!

2. Transfer smoothie to two glasses. Top

Children tend to mimic adults, so try to be a good example and

with sprinkles, if desired.

eat the foods you want them to eat. Your health will benefit too! Try

DAIRY-FREE:

to make snacks and mealtime fun for your kids so they will want to

Use alternative milk and ensure sprinkles

participate and develop a healthy relationship with food.

are dairy-free.

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MICHELLE TRICCA michelletricca.com

F L O R I D A

C O W B O Y S the fine art book

Celebrating 500 Years of Cowboys in Florida

Naples photographer Michelle Tricca offers an authentic and poetic depiction of working days on a SW Florida cattle ranch. This curated collection of artistically presented photographs pays homage to a centuries old lifestyle still thriving in its state of origin.

Available at: photographsforphilanthropy.com

LIMITED EDITION, FULL GRAIN LEATHER, MUSEUM QUALITY

100% of proceeds will benefit public art in Collier County

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