Lee County Visitor & Convention Bureau

After two days, it was positively identified as that of John Bryant.

Cheryl Dunlap On December 3rd, 2007, 46-year-old Cheryl Hodges Dunlap, a resident of Crawfordville, Florida, did not appear at her church in Tallahassee, where she taught Sunday school.

Considering this behavior to be unusual, her family reported her missing on the following day, after her abandoned car, a white Toyota Camry, was located north of the county line.

Approximately five days later, a search party around 180 people was organized to help locate her, and despite initially being unable to find anything, the members still hoped that they would locate Dunlap alive.

After two days, it was positively identified as that of John Bryant.

Cheryl Dunlap On December 3rd, 2007, 46-year-old Cheryl Hodges Dunlap, a resident of Crawfordville, Florida, did not appear at her church in Tallahassee, where she taught Sunday school.

Considering this behavior to be unusual, her family reported her missing on the following day, after her abandoned car, a white Toyota Camry, was located north of the county line.

Approximately five days later, a search party around 180 people was organized to help locate her, and despite initially being unable to find anything, the members still hoped that they would locate Dunlap alive.

Then we're on the road the first week of October in Knightsville.

And then we go to We'll Kill Your County, Crawfordville.

Finish this season strong, man.

Let's get back on, you know.

Way up in the panhandle, this relaxed waterside outfitter opens up a river that many Florida paddlers overlook.

Based on a coastal highway in Crawfordville, it provides access to the Wakula River, one of the North Florida spots where manatees show up in winter.

TNT offers kayak, canoe, paddleboard rentals, plus guided tours.

Wildlife along the Wakula gets remarkably close.