Treetop Inn Key West

806 Truman Avenue Key West, Florida Keys, Florida, 33040, United States

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Key West

A travel blog entry by jaredandjen

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... We decided to park it and then head out on foot. It was a gorgeous day and we first walked over to the beach across from our hotel and then down to Duval Street. During our walk Kate's cousin Karen and her husband Harry called us to say that they were done playing golf and did we want to meet up for drinks. So we headed to Willie T's on Duval street to meet up. We hung out there for a while, listened to the live music, and drank some margaritas. We ...

Les Keys

A travel blog entry by pellirojo

... West. C'est île est la plus réputée et la plus touristique.
Nous sommes allés voir la maison de l'écrivain Hemingway. Du moins, nous sommes allés jusqu'à l'entrée pour prendre une photo, puis une autre par dessus un mur. Il y aurait des centaines de chats que l'écrivain avait récupéré en son temps et qui sont restés dans la maison (enfin les descendants de ces chats).

Alors que nous reprenons la voiture, un coup de téléphone du ...

Scopin' out the Key West scene

A travel blog entry by solarmoxie

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We decided to take a little drive down the coast to beautiful Key West, where Heidi had arranged a quaint little bed & breakfast she'd stayed in once or twice before, & we walked around the cute little beach town, & even got an impromptu tattoo!
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Key West

A travel blog entry by gemma_doogal

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... one those huge ugly tarpons hanging off my arm! The guys who did hold onto the fish long enough for the tarpons to ‘eat’ their arms had blood from above their wrists down – although the fish didn't have teeth, they had a kind of sandpaper mouth which resulted in what looked like very nasty abrasions! This was Doog's favourite thing by far on the whole Keys.

We then continued back to Florida City where we checked into the hostel we had been staying at previously. ...

Day 2, Road Trip to Key West

A travel blog entry by bylandersea

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... the lengthy bridge. Marathon boasts lots of development and a small airport, but no regular commercial flights. However, the surrounding water shimmers a beautiful blue-green and the many bridge crossing give the area a tropical feel.

Crossing Big Pine Key called for slowing to 45 mph or 35 mph at night. Key Deer, small endangered white-tailed deer, live here and large fences (erected at a few million dollars of taxpayer’s expense) ...

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