Lake Alice - Gatoropoly - Gainesville, FL
Posted by: Groundspeak Premium Member Marine Biologist
N 29° 38.660 W 082° 21.694
17R E 368207 N 3280150
Lake Alice, a small lake on the University of Florida campus, is a red pennant on the Gatoropoly edition of Monopoly and replaces Baltic Avenue on the original game board.
Waymark Code: WM34PC
Location: Florida, United States
Date Posted: 02/09/2008
Published By:Groundspeak Premium Member TheBeanTeam
Views: 49

A University of Florida webpage (visit link) says: "Lake Alice is a signature feature of the University of Florida campus. It is a proven sanctuary to alligators as well as many birds. At dusk, a colony of bats that roost in a nearby bathouse emerges to cleanse the sky of much of the insect life that the lake nourishes. A dusk outing to view the impressive cloud of bats leaving the house for their nocturnal sorties is a popular local pastime."
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