Home Key West 11/15/2007
We had a great time in Dry Tortugas, but were very excited to
venture to Key West. On the way there we stayed a night at Marquesas
Keys and finished the last leg to Key West with great winds and beautiful sunny
skies. There are some very nice, expensive beach houses amongst some of
the private keys that lead up to Key West. There were also lots of lobster
traps marked by bouys that we had to dodge along the way. We actually got
tangled in one and had to cut ourselves free.
At Key West we really enjoyed the town as much as the beach.
With our folding bicycles as our transportation we were able to tour the whole
island to our hearts content. We bought groceries, hung out at bars, sat
along Duval street people watching, and watched the sunset at Malorey Square.
We had a great time and were sad when it was time to go.
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| Approaching Key West. Vicky really enjoyed seeing the
cruise ship. |
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Please send a payment to our paypal account if you would like us to stay at
these cute little condos on our next visit.. |
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This is the Dinghy dock. We parked Winky here every morning before
gallivanting around the city. It was always packed with various small
tenders, some of them about to sink. |
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Close to the southernmost tip of the US. I should throw away
Vickys hair straightener!! |
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The sunset seen from Malorey Square. We were packed in with 100s of
tourists jockeying for one good shot of the sunset or their favorite magician or
musician. |
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The tropical side of Key West. |
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