If it's not on the internet, does it not exist?

In a recent post titled "But nothing can ever truly be deleted on the Internet" , IPBiz questioned whether it was true that "nothing" can be deleted from the internet.

On the flip side, a certain travel site recently denied that there was a park called "The Island" located near Santos, Florida, on the basis that it could NOT be found on the internet.

Just to rectify this issue, IPBiz posts the following pictures of the very real park, located south of the Marion County Sheriff sub-station on US 441, between Belleview and Ocala.

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In the 1930s, there were plans for a cross-Florida canal, and a bridge was proposed to cross the canal near Santos, Florida. A schematic of the bridge appears at "The Island."

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The park "The Island" encloses trestles from the never completed bridge

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Cross-reference

https://www.ocalastyle.com/the-island-perspective/

http://www.floridamemory.com/blog/2014/10/06/floridas-own-stonehenge/