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A Collection of Storytelling m a i n s t a y s A COLLECTION OF STORYTELLING Swamp Bandit 16 Ghost of Ida 18 John Ashley; bootlegger, bank robber, bandit, and occasional Homage to Ida Alice, Henry Flagler’s second wife, who is pirate. Declared as the greatest threat to Florida since the known to haunt the floors of his former hotels, her loud Seminole War. This cocktail is inspired by the fiery gun fights boisterous laugh echoing down from the grand ballrooms. A hidden in the swamps of Florida’s mysterious eco system. fiery red head, Ida Alice was a force to be reckon with. She Florida’s original Clyde. An ode to the King of the was fond of supernatural entities and frequented her Ouija Everglades, The Swamp Bandit. board for answers. 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Bill McCoy was so The Gulf of Mexico was known to harbor some of Florida’s successful at smuggling rum into the country, the US Coast most infamous pirates- who ruled the waters and schemed Guard had to draw new sanction lines defining international their ways onboard ships to rob them of treasure. The coasts waters. Never one to cut his rum, his stuff was known to be along the Gulf, and its tiny islands just off the waters, are the highest quality, purest rum you can find; The Real said to have buried treasure underneath its sands but the McCoy. b treasure has never been found. 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