Coral Hammock Key West
2 Coral Way Key West, Florida Keys, Florida, 33040, United States
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Southern most point of continental USA
... US1 in the rain for a little while and then it stopped! For the rest of the journey, there were short, light showers but nothing that spoilt the views. We arrived in Key West around midday, managed to find a free parking spot and headed off to the most southern point in continental USA. We also found 0mile of the US1 and passed Ernest Hemmingway's house. After a hour or so being boiled alive, in the now very sunny weather, we got back ...
Mallory Square
The weather for the seafood festival was just lovely. There was a nice breeze, so it wasn't too hot in the sun. There were many information booths, artist tables, and live music. Of course there was lots of seafood to try and a beer tent. For the kids there was a bouncy castle and slide. There were very long lines for the food, but it was delicious and well worth the wait. Dom and Maya both had hot dogs not long after we arrived and ...
Key West My Way ! (Two Illustrated Blog Posts)
... just west of
the White Street pier. He looks so content in this shot, but what you can’t see
is how fast he was going. What was the hurry, I wanted to ask him. Maybe he was
on his way to Cuba, which is less than a hundred miles away.
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Iconic drive #1 - the Florida Keys
... waded around to the beach for a swim. After swimming around in the crystal clear, luke warm turquoise water we headed back to the car as we still had 60 miles to go to the end of the keys and Key West.
After a couple more hours driving and a picnic at Bahia Honda State Park on Key Big Pine (if you ever want to go camping in Southern USA go here!) we reached Key West. Key West is quite a quirky place - apparently when they shook the ...
Good times at Bahia Honda
... recognized the fact that Florida was settled by the Spaniards as evident in her architecture, building materials, style of living, and names of towns, Keys and streets, therefore the names are properly pronounced in the Spanish way. The name Florida means 'flowered' or 'flowery' in Spanish. Ponce De Leon arrived as a young man with courage and idealism he settled this flowered land. Naming it as he saw it - covered in flowers. Florida now ...



