Florida March / April 2006

Hiking
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Hiking on the old US 1
Hiking on the old 7-mile-bridge
On the left the new 7-mile-bridge
Better follow that sign :-)
Rest between the bridges...
...on Pigeon Key
Going out in Key West
Hiding in the roots of a banyan tree
Sunset celebration at Mallory Square
Sunset celebration at Mallory Square
Boutique-shopping (just once)
Dinner at Mangoe's with view on Duval Street
And another beautiful sunset
A walk at the beach in Key West
Smather's Beach
Birds watching
Beautiful white sand
View on the beach
Boat rental
Resting on a palm tree
Manatees (close encounters of the third kind :-)
Curly saw them first
3 of them in our canal...!
They like to drink fresh water from the hose
Leroy came over and wanted to feed them, too
They are huge..!
...and they like to be petted :-)
More Island Life
At Sombrero Beach in Marathon
Sombrero Beach Dockside...
...where they have life music in the evenings
Sunset on No Name Bridge...
...where everybody's fishing in the evenings
I like fish :-)
Exploring
Still hurricane-victims everywhere - like this jet-ski
Bike-riding at daylight...
...and at moonlight
Our canal at full moon (our house on the right)
Terry Cassidy playing at Key Deer Bar & Grill
Another Day in Key West...
Rest at my favorite palm tree
View on Smather's Beach
Peaceful settings
At the harbor
Bounty at the harbor
Feeding the parking meter
...and another Sunset at Mallory Square
Many people were dressed in green because of St. Patrick's Day
People gathering for daily sunset celebration
Sunset at the top of Pier House
Beer with a view :-)
Boat cruising before Sunset Island
Sunset over Sunset Island
Key West by Bike
The Southernmost Point of Continental USA (90 miles to Cuba)
At Fort Zachary State Park
At Fort Zachary State Park
At Fort Zachary State Park
Old boat in Old Key West
No more smoking!!!
Final Days (this time :-)
At my doctor's office in Key West
Having lunch at B.O.'s Fishwagon
B.O.'s Fishwagon in Key West
Riding along the water once again
Miami International Airport
This time it's LTU