1800 Atlantic Key West
1800 Atlantic Blvd Key West, Florida Keys, Florida, 33040, United States
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Flip Flops, Food & Fine Friends
... I have read. Our menu included fried green tomatoes with shrimp and a remoulade sauce, artichoke stuffed with shrimp in a spicy sauce, blackened beef and fish in a Debris sauce that take s three days to prepare, pan-seared flounder, braised duck...all scrumptious! After dinner we joined the millions of partiers outside the Jax Brewery for a spectacular fireworks display. New Year's ...
90 Miles to Cuba
... that. It was ok, but too tart for my liking and I have had better lemon meringue pie in Grahamstown on many occasions. They also sell it on a stick, covered in chocolate. Why the moer, I don’t know. There were loads and loads of shops in the old buildings, which date from the mid 1800s. Quaint!
Got picked up at 17h45 for our return to Miami, along the same highway. Stopped at around 8pm for 15mins where I bought a Dunkin Doughnut. Because I saw it in ...
When going North takes you South
... us discard of any of our liquids at. Point: USA - I am now at the mercy of your underpaid and apathetic flight attendants who could care less if I died of thirst in row 32.
As has become customary in our travels, our first stop when entering the United States was Ft. Lauderdale. I have to admit that I am rather fond of Jason's parents living in the Sunshine State. To be honest, Florida wouldn't really be my first choice of residence, but it ...
So Long to the Keys
... way to an art fair which was one block off of Duval Street (shopping district). The art fair had some very beautiful and creative displays of jewlrey, paintings, pottery, etc. It reminded me of the Uptown art fair. By the time we got through the art fair the guys were pretty bored so we sent them to find a place to get a beer and wait for Nancy & I to return after explorng the shops. We drove by ...
Florida Keys by Car
... traffic; stopped on roadways and forced their way into lines of cars.
The day started out with a bicycle event. We had heard the night before that the event was to start at 7:00 AM. When I looked out the hotel window at 7:30 there were hundreds of bicycle riders passing the hotel. By the time we started our trip they had thinned out a bit but there were still police blocking traffic to let groups of riders cross the roads. Later in the ...



