Sun Hunting

"Sun Hunting: Adventures And Observations Among The Native And Migratory Tribes Of Florida" by Kenneth Lewis Roberts offers a fascinating glimpse into early 20th-century Florida. Roberts explores the diverse populations of the state, from the leisured class of Palm Beach to the more rugged individuals in the interior. This work provides a unique social commentary on the various 'tribes' that populated Florida during this period. With wit and keen observation, Roberts captures the essence of a bygone era, making "Sun Hunting" a valuable resource for those interested in Florida's social history and travel literature.

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